Floating above the Paris end of Collins Street with quiet confidence and a touch of mischief, this fifth-floor apartment in the iconic Clyde House isn’t here to blend in – it’s here to be remembered.

Wrapped in heritage charm yet pulsing with Melbourne’s unmistakable energy, the open-plan living and dining zone comes with its own live backdrop – the Regent Theatre, glowing and dramatic, like it knows it’s being watched (and frankly, it should be).

The kitchen is small but self-assured – equipped with an electric cooktop, dishwasher, microwave and fridge – ready to handle everything from last-minute dinners to ambitious “I saw this on TV” cooking experiments.

The bedroom is a soft landing – robe-fitted, cocooned, and perfectly suited for slow mornings or post-city unwinds. The bathroom follows suit: clean, modern, and just indulgent enough to feel like a hotel stay that somehow became permanent. Laundry? Communal on level one – because even the best stories need a practical subplot.

Outside, Melbourne’s cultural heartbeat is immediate. Theatres, cafés, late-night everything – it’s all within reach. With the Regent and Athenaeum just steps away and the new Town Hall Train Station practically at your door, getting around is as effortless as the lifestyle itself.

This isn’t just an apartment – it’s a mood. A setting.

A little bit theatrical, a little bit indulgent, and entirely unforgettable.
Because here, you don’t just live in the city.

You become part of its story.

OUTGOINGS (approximately)
– Owners Corporation Fees $1682 per quarter (inclusive of electricity)
– Council Rates $898 per annum
– Water Rates $794 per annum