St Kilda

The Melbourne suburb for those who seek a forever home with the perks of a holiday

Entertainment, food and wine, beachside soirees, and a bustling main thoroughfare, St Kilda is renowned as a suburb that maximises on frivolity.

Only 6-kilometres away from the Melbourne CBD, the vibrant melting pot of art, culture, food and entertainment has a population just over 20,000 and a median house price of $1.28 million.

St Kilda is the place to live for those wanting the best of all worlds. Start your days jogging, walking or frolicking by the water’s edge; savour the fine dining options or indulgent European cakes shops along Acland and Carlisle streets; be transported to the glitz and glam of days gone by along the suburb’s main strip where Luna Park and boom-time mansions stand tall and proud; and while your evenings away in one of many historic pubs or live music venues.

The suburb relishes in the beauty of the past, with much of its architecture and homes dating back to the Victorian era through to the mid 20th-century and today. Expect to be immersed in a city of heritage, art deco and contemporary wonder.

Boasting a diverse population, from backpackers to retirees, as well as many independents, St Kilda is the place to be for those seeking a holiday home, forever.

Entertainment, food and wine, beachside soirees, and a bustling main thoroughfare, St Kilda is renowned as a suburb that maximises on frivolity. Only 6-kilometres away from the Melbourne CBD, the vibrant melting pot of art, culture, food and entertainment has a population just over 20,000 and a median house price of $1.28 million. St Kilda is the place to live for those wanting the best of all worlds. Start your days jogging, walking or frolicking by the water’s edge; savour the fine dining options or indulgent European cakes shops along Acland and Carlisle streets; be transported to the glitz and glam of days gone by along the suburb’s main strip where Luna Park and boom-time mansions stand tall and proud; and while your evenings away in one of many historic pubs or live music venues. The suburb relishes in the beauty of the past, with much of its architecture and homes dating back to the Victorian era through to the mid 20th-century and today. Expect to be immersed in a city of heritage, art deco and contemporary wonder. Boasting a diverse population, from backpackers to retirees, as well as many independents, St Kilda is the place to be for those seeking a holiday home, forever.