The Marque — Top-Floor Space in Collingwood. No Fuss, Just a Great View.

The Space

67.3m² floor area plus 45m² of open terrace space, 102.6m² total.

Welcome to The Marque — a top-floor apartment in the middle of Collingwood, with a terrace big enough to actually use, city views, and two secure car spaces (rare enough in this postcode to mention twice). It’s spacious, it’s sharp, and it’s a two-minute walk from Smith Street. That’s the pitch.

Have your coffee on the terrace, walk to a rooftop bar, or head into Fitzroy for the galleries and wine bars. Inside: timber floors, a kitchen that actually works, open-plan living, floor-to-ceiling glass. Whether you’re here for work or just here, it’s low-maintenance space done properly.

What You Actually Get

The apartment is fully furnished with open-plan living and a proper wrap-around terrace — outdoor dining and lounge space, not a Juliet balcony you can barely stand on. The kitchen is stone-topped with BOSCH appliances and real storage, not just a token setup. Both bedrooms have built-in robes and good natural light. Reverse-cycle heating and cooling cover the apartment, with panel heaters in the bedrooms for colder nights. There’s a central bathroom with a Euro laundry, and the building has a secure foyer, intercom and lift access.

The Location, Without the Spin

2.5km from the CBD, in the part of Melbourne that actually has a pulse. Smith Street is a 2-minute walk for dining, bars, live music and independent retail, and Gertrude Street is 6 minutes away for galleries, boutiques and cafés — one of Melbourne’s best strips. Fitzroy Gardens and Carlton Gardens are close by if you need some green, trams stop at your front door, and Coles, Woolworths, wine stores and decent grocers are all within walking distance. Fitzroy, Abbotsford and the Yarra trail are all an easy reach too.

Where to Eat (We’ve Actually Been)

• Carlitos — trending, epic sandwiches, next door.
• Proud Mary — one of Melbourne’s best brunches and coffee, directly opposite.
• Easey’s — burgers served out of a converted train carriage, five storeys up. Themed hard around trains and graffiti. Locals rate it for the food and the weirdness in equal measure.
• Molly Rose — narrow Collingwood warehouse, Thai-style dishes like cuttlefish noodles with squid-ink mayo.
• Smith & Daughters — vegan, fire-focused, worth it regardless of what you eat.

Parking, Sorted

Two secure car spaces (2.1m clearance).

Pet Friendly

Well-behaved pets welcome, subject to our pet stay conditions. Additional fees apply.