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Close to parks, pools, and well-connected to train lines and trams, get ready for 402 Macaulay Road.
Offering thoughtfully designed shared spaces, from rooftops to green laneways, every detail inside your home is considered – from double-glazed windows to timber flooring. With long-term rental options available, put down roots and make it your own.
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Your neighbourhood
Life in Kensington
402 Macaulay Road is on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. Our project is 3 kilometers from Melbourne’s city, and only a short trip on the train to Brunswick on the Upfield Line. Sitting between two meaningful waterways – the Moonee Ponds Creek and the Maribyrnong River – this land was an important place of meeting, travel and food gathering for Wurundjeri.
Kensington is a suburb in transition. Walking its streets, you can see how a recent industrial past is shifting to provide new ways to live together – through different types of housing to cultural and commercial centres like YoungHusband. We decided to build 402 Macaulay Road here, to connect you to the many parks, pools and playgrounds, alongside train lines and trams.
Morning commuters heading out from Kensington train station.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
Workers houses on Ormond Street in Kensington.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
Pop down to Bellair Street for a spot of coffee, a hair trim or a fresh bunch of flowers.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
Pool, gyms and parks are all close by for when the weather is nice out.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
A walkable suburb with village-like charm and conveniently close to the city.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
There's plenty of parks that are family and pet-friendly destinations - like Debney's Park in Flemington.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
Only 3 kilometres from Melbourne's CBD, you'd be silly not to take your bike.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
Melbourne's best Mexican just around the corner at La Tortilleria on Stubbs Street.
Photograph by Charlie Hawks
Project team
People behind the project
