Fossil Fuel Free (no gas) Each home comes with a 10yr building warranty 7.9-star energy rating - save up to 45% on energy bills Individual solar panels, electric vehicle charging provisions Up to 3m ceilings High quality European Miele electric appliances Flexible floor plans Full height external windows and doors Natural stone by Signorino Thermally broken windows with double glazing to reduce heat transfer in summer and winterEach Residence will include: A 10yr building warranty 7.9-star NatHERS energy rating Fossil fuel free (no gas) Individual solar panels Electric vehicle charging High performance insulation Double-glazed windows North facing natural light Flexible floor plans 3m high ceilings Miele appliances Stone by Signorino

Fossil Fuel Free (no gas) Each home comes with a 10yr building warranty 7.9-star energy rating - save up to 45% on energy bills Individual solar panels, electric vehicle charging provisions Up to 3m ceilings High quality European Miele electric appliances Flexible floor plans Full height external windows and doors Natural stone by Signorino Thermally broken windows with double glazing to reduce heat transfer in summer and winterEach Residence will include: A 10yr building warranty 7.9-star NatHERS energy rating Fossil fuel free (no gas) Individual solar panels Electric vehicle charging High performance insulation Double-glazed windows North facing natural light Flexible floor plans 3m high ceilings Miele appliances Stone by Signorino

MATTONE Homes - the future of sustainable living. Developed by CADRE, the off the plan apartments are designed to meet the needs of the modern world, with construction starting soon. The homes are not only stylish and flexible, but also environmentally friendly and energy-efficient.

Say goodbye to fossil fuels with the gas-free homes each coming with a 10-year building warranty, giving you peace of mind. With a NatHERS rating of up to 7.9, the homes are nearly 100% more energy-efficient than standard practice with residents set to save up to 45% on their energy bills.

The apartments are equipped with individual solar panels and electric vehicle charging provisions, along with 3m ceilings, flexible floor plans, and full-height external windows and doors, while high-quality European Miele electric appliances and natural stone by Signorino give the homes an air of luxury.

CADRE uses thermally broken windows with double glazing to reduce heat transfer in both summer and winter. This reduces household CO2 emissions by up to 30 tonnes per year - the equivalent of planting 1,500 trees a year. The homes are built for the future, offering reduced energy costs for heating and cooling that are 500% less than in an equivalent Victorian Terrace.

Key Selling Points:
Exclusive collection of 10 townhouses
Designed by renowned architects MAArchitects
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Richmond
Easy access to public transport links
Short stroll from some of Melbourne's best cafes, restaurants & bars
Open-plan living areas flooded with natural light
High ceilings & premium finishes throughout
Kitchens equipped with top-of-the-range appliances & stone benchtops
Luxurious bathrooms with high-quality fittings & fixtures
Spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
Private outdoor areas perfect for entertaining or relaxing
Designed with sustainability in mind

MATTONE by CADRE, Richmond - 27-31 Gibdon Street, Richmond

Jewell Station - 325 Barkly Street, Brunswick

<ul>
	<li>In the heart of the evolving Jewell Station Village</li>
	<li>Sustainable and functional apartments</li>
	<li>Located within walking distance of transport, shops and amenities.</li>
</ul>

Welcome to Nine Wilson Ave, Brunswick. This bold addition to Jewell Station Village encapsulates our design-focused and socially-driven approach to property development. Like all Neometro projects, the building promotes wellbeing, prioritises sustainability and is engineered to last. As our fourth contribution to the area, the building will play a significant part in the urban renewal of this evolving Brunswick neighbourhood.

<h2>Jewell Station Village</h2>

Upon completion Jewell Station Village will be a thriving part of Brunswick that connects to a range of amenities. With liveability being a focal point of the council’s streetscape transformation plan, emphasis is on easy access to Sydney Road and its many retailers, transport including trams, trains and bike paths, and parklands that promote better health.

<h2>Nine Wilson Ave, Brunswick</h2>

Nine Wilson Ave is a series of 1 bedroom style loft apartments and 2-3 bedroom apartments. The interiors are designed to function well and provide comfort over many years, with emphasis on natural light, thermal efficiency and spatial flexibility. Both the design and material palette are guided by more than 30 years of testing and refinement to create apartments that work.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h2>Design initiatives include:&nbsp;</h2>

<ul>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Full height windows</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Concealed AC</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Track lighting</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Steel handles to the joinery</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Stainless steel benchtops</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Integrated stainless steel sink</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Pantry Cupboard</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Thorough thermal and acoustic insulation</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Double glazed windows</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Engineered Oak Timber Flooring</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Open air corridors</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Productive Rooftop Garden</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Shared Rooftop BBQ</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Shared Rooftop Clotheslines&nbsp;</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Bike Workshop</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Bike Storage</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Storage Cages</li>
</ul>

<h2>Sustainability&nbsp;</h2>

Nine Wilson Ave celebrates sustainable living and will achieve a 7.5 star NatHERS energy rating. Neometro and the team have carefully crafted these future-focused homes to prioritise sustainability through prioritising generous liveable spaces, natural light and enduring materials. Your home will wear in, not out.&nbsp;

<h2>Sustainable initiatives include:</h2>

<ul>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Solar panels</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Recycled water</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Electrical Vehicle ready</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;100% Green Energy via the buildings embedded network</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Energy saving LED lighting</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Rooftop productive garden&nbsp;</li>
	<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Rooftop shared clotheslines.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

<ul><li>In the heart of the evolving Jewell Station Village</li>
	<li>Sustainable and functional apartments</li>
	<li>Located within walking distance of transport, shops and amenities.</li>
</ul>Welcome to Nine Wilson Ave, Brunswick. This bold addition to Jewell Station Village encapsulates our design-focused and socially-driven approach to property development. Like all Neometro projects, the building promotes wellbeing, prioritises sustainability and is engineered to last. As our fourth contribution to the area, the building will play a significant part in the urban renewal of this evolving Brunswick neighbourhood.

<h2>Jewell Station Village</h2>

Upon completion Jewell Station Village will be a thriving part of Brunswick that connects to a range of amenities. With liveability being a focal point of the council’s streetscape transformation plan, emphasis is on easy access to Sydney Road and its many retailers, transport including trams, trains and bike paths, and parklands that promote better health.

<h2>Nine Wilson Ave, Brunswick</h2>

Nine Wilson Ave is a series of 1 bedroom style loft apartments and 2-3 bedroom apartments. The interiors are designed to function well and provide comfort over many years, with emphasis on natural light, thermal efficiency and spatial flexibility. Both the design and material palette are guided by more than 30 years of testing and refinement to create apartments that work.  

<h2>Design initiatives include: </h2>

<ul><li>       Full height windows</li>
	<li>       Concealed AC</li>
	<li>       Track lighting</li>
	<li>       Steel handles to the joinery</li>
	<li>       Stainless steel benchtops</li>
	<li>       Integrated stainless steel sink</li>
	<li>       Pantry Cupboard</li>
	<li>       Thorough thermal and acoustic insulation</li>
	<li>       Double glazed windows</li>
	<li>       Engineered Oak Timber Flooring</li>
	<li>       Open air corridors</li>
	<li>       Productive Rooftop Garden</li>
	<li>       Shared Rooftop BBQ</li>
	<li>       Shared Rooftop Clotheslines </li>
	<li>       Bike Workshop</li>
	<li>       Bike Storage</li>
	<li>       Storage Cages</li>
</ul><h2>Sustainability </h2>

Nine Wilson Ave celebrates sustainable living and will achieve a 7.5 star NatHERS energy rating. Neometro and the team have carefully crafted these future-focused homes to prioritise sustainability through prioritising generous liveable spaces, natural light and enduring materials. Your home will wear in, not out. 

<h2>Sustainable initiatives include:</h2>

<ul><li>       Solar panels</li>
	<li>       Recycled water</li>
	<li>       Electrical Vehicle ready</li>
	<li>       100% Green Energy via the buildings embedded network</li>
	<li>       Energy saving LED lighting</li>
	<li>       Rooftop productive garden </li>
	<li>       Rooftop shared clotheslines. </li>
</ul>

Nine Wilson Avenue - 9 Wilson Avenue, Brunswick

126 Walsh Street, South Yarra

Bank Street - 279–285 Bank Street, South Melbourne

231 Smith Street - 231 Smith Street, Fitzroy

Harper Lane - 78 Inkerman Street, St Kilda

Airlie Bank Lane - 20 Airlie Bank Lane, South Yarra

ICON Developments has welcomed the completion of its latest residential project, Inkerman &amp; 
Nelson.

The inner-city Balaclava development wrapped construction in August, delivering 26 townhomes to the city-fringe suburb, which have now all officially sold.&nbsp;

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Proving popular with young families, 70 per cent of the residences were sold just before the pandemic, with the remaining 30 per cent sold during Melbourne’s lockdowns.

ICON’s 20-plus years of experience working alongside communities and industry-leading 
experts to craft and deliver smart-designed spaces saw Inkerman &amp; Nelson designed with relevance for the Melbourne market, proving its success in a tightly held market.

The group’s Head of Development, Scott Jarzynka said in order for the project to withstand the many impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the townhomes needed to speak to core values of space, location, and community.&nbsp;

“The project reflects collective living and puts the resident at the heart of the home. We’re 
proud to have developed a project such as Inkerman &amp; Nelson which reflects the vibrancy of 
the Balaclava community, Jarzynka said.

With architecture by MAArchitects, the project capitalises on its northern orientation and spacious floorplans, featuring two, three and four-bedroom homes.&nbsp;

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Each of the townhouses are light-filled, with whole-floor living zones that bask in the dual aspect and leafy outlooks, tactfully crafted by Eckersley Garden Architecture across the site.&nbsp;

As a wholly owned subsidiary of Japanese construction and real estate development giant, Kajima Corporation, Inkerman &amp; Nelson was delivered by Kajimaowned building group Minicon.

“ICON has a unique three-pillared business model as a developer, contractor, and financier,” Jarzynka said.&nbsp;

“With Kajima’s financial backing across ICON Developments and Minicon, we were pleased to 
be able to endure the many turbulent periods as a result of the pandemic and many lockdowns 
in Victoria.”

Director of Eisen Property and executive selling agent of the Inkerman &amp; Nelson project, Nat Eisen spoke to the awareness ICON has in the Melbourne market, which is widely-held by purchasers who do their due diligence when it comes to buying property, especially in the off the plan market.&nbsp;

“We were very impressed with the overall reception to Inkerman &amp; Nelson, particularly 
considering the unprecedented market conditions we experienced throughout the campaign,” Eisen said.&nbsp;

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“The project appealed to a broad range of segments including downsizers, young families, and 
first home buyers.”

ICON is also developing a collection of projects in the popular suburb of Brighton.&nbsp;

Both, Grandview and Willow, are bespoke residential offerings, brought together in collaboration with partners, Carpe Group and Samuel Property, with completion slated for later this year and the early months of 2023.&nbsp;

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Proving popular with young families, 70 per cent of the residences were sold just before the pandemic, with the remaining 30 per cent sold during Melbourne’s lockdowns.

alisonwarters@gmail.com

ICON Developments completes latest townhome development, Inkerman & Nelson 

Designed by Neometro&rsquo;s long standing collaborators, MAArchitects, and local landscape designers Mud Office, Nine Wilson Ave comprises two and three-bedroom apartments, as well as Neometro&rsquo;s signature lofts, which are one-bedroom style and an early Neometro concept, which goes back to 1998 when they designed and developed Luxe on St Kilda&#39;s Inkerman Street.

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With space, flexibility, volume and light at the core of their design, Neometro lofts are unique, robust and highly adaptable for both residential or commercial use. As part of Neometro&#39;s brief to MAArchitects, it was important to ensure there were opportunities for the spaces to be adapted as resident&#39;s needs changed overtime. This is a key sustainability value of Neometro&#39;s - buy once, buy well.&nbsp;

When designing the building, the developers sought out ways to ensure the spaces suited residents needs over a long course of time. Lofts are a key part of Neometro projects, and while the approach to them has evolved over time, they&rsquo;ve always been essential to the topology of Neometro&rsquo;s buildings. With space, flexibility, volume and light at the core of their design, Neometro lofts are unique, robust and highly adaptable.

Loft 108 is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence, with 56 sqm internally and an eight sqm, city-facing terrace. The bathroom and kitchen are located in a central pod&nbsp;within&nbsp;the loft, with a built-in wardrobe designed to position the bedroom at the entrance.

Full-height glass-sliding doors open up to the terrace, encouraging cross-flow ventilation and a strong connection to the outdoors.&nbsp;

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Neometro lofts are designed specifically to give the resident flexibility in layout. Neometro and MAArchitects have drawn a suggestion for each loft to help purchasers visualise the spaces potential. In the case of Loft 108, they have utilised the city-side of the loft for both the living and dining areas.&nbsp;

Loft 110 is 44 sqm internally, accompanied by a nine&nbsp;sqm, city-facing terrace. The bathroom is adjacent to the entrance, with the kitchen and pantry space on the opposite wall.

The suggested layout for the loft locates the living space alongside the full-height glass-sliding doors to the terrace, with the open-plan allowing natural light to filter throughout.

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The loft is a studio-style dwelling with one-bathroom, priced at&nbsp;$425,000.

Loft 112 is&nbsp;one-bedroom and one-bathroom, with an internal footprint of just&nbsp;over 55 sqm. With an asking price of $475,000 the loft also features an eight&nbsp;sqm, city-facing terrace. This loft has an internal entry corridor which leads into the rest of the residence.&nbsp;

The kitchen and bathroom are centrally located, with the suggested layout orienting the living space near the terrace, with the bedroom at the opposite end of the dual-aspect dwelling.

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All interiors are designed to function well and provide comfort over many years, with emphasis on the contemporary considerations of natural light, cross-flow ventilation, thermal efficiency and spatial flexibility.

Both the design and material palette are guided by more than 30 years of testing and refinement to create apartments that wear in, not out. With a facade defined by a striking red concrete finish, the design utilises texture, repetition, depth and shadow to create its own distinct identity within its Jewell Station Village surroundings.

In close proximity to Princes Park and Royal Park, the development forms part of the Moreland City Council&rsquo;s plan to improve the streetscape of Wilson Avenue between Sydney Road and Jewell Station. This means&nbsp;residents within the precinct will have improved access to public transport and Brunswick&rsquo;s hospitality and retail offerings.

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Lofts are a key part of Neometro projects, and while the approach to them has evolved over time, their large volumes, flexible spaces and enduring design has remained consistent. 


Inside Neometro’s signature-style lofts at Brunswick’s Nine Wilson Avenue

Neometro's latest project in Jewell Station Village encapsulates a design-focused and socially driven approach to property development. Like all Neometro projects, the building promotes wellbeing, prioritises sustainability and is engineered to last.

Watch our latest tour of Nine Wilson Ave, Neometro's fourth contribution to the area.&nbsp;

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<h2>NINE WILSON AVE AT A GLANCE</h2>

Developer:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/neometro" target="_blank">Neometro</a>

Architects:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/maarchitects" target="_blank">MAArchitects</a>

Homes from:&nbsp;$565,000

Location:&nbsp;9 Wilson Avenue, Brunswick VIC 3056

Standing alongside prior Neometro projects, Jewell Station, 17 Union Street and One Wilson Ave, Nine Wilson Ave will play a significant part in the urban renewal of this evolving Brunswick neighbourhood.&nbsp;

Neometro is a developer with over 30 years of experience delivering quality residential projects. As a certified B Corporation, Neometro is dedicated to creating architectural buildings with a sense of place and belonging and homes that are beautiful, functional and timeless.&nbsp;

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Wilson Avenue has been earmarked by council as an important connection between Sydney Road and Jewell Station, which has led to a series of upgrade projects* within the area.

To support this, Neometro's buildings will also play a key role in the precinct's transformation into a thriving urban village.

With liveability being central to the council's streetscape transformation plan, consideration has been given to the accessibility of Sydney Road and its retailers and surrounding parklands. Nine Wilson Ave is just a short walk or ride to both Princes' Park and Royal Park. Residents can access extensive, sprawling parklands within minutes and enjoy the respite, with ample opportunity to maintain good mental and physical wellbeing.

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Nine Wilson Ave features blush red throughout its textural facade to create a distinct identity. The design of the building sees colour and texture motifs embedded at three scales: the urban village and street, the shared areas within the building and the private realm – creating harmonious spaces for residents and the public to enjoy.&nbsp;

The development features a series of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and signature lofts. The interiors have been thoughtfully designed to provide functionality and comfort for many years to come, emphasising natural light, thermal efficiency, and spatial flexibility.&nbsp;

The architecture and material palette is a result of Neometro's 30 years of experience with apartment design iterations.&nbsp;

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At Neometro we believe that sustainability should be a consideration at every stage of a project’s lifestyle - from design through to construction and maintenance. Neometro homes are designed for people who want to buy once and buy well. From the materials used to the decisions made, all Neometro projects are designed to stand the test of time and space generations; less maintenance, and a longer lifespan, means less environmental impact and better wellbeing for residents.&nbsp;

To achieve Neometro's sustainability goals, Nine Wilson Ave has been designed for an average 7.5-star NatHERS energy rating. The development features solar panels and recycled water for irrigation. It's also totally gas-free and electric vehicle ready. The rooftop garden provides a space for residents to grow their own fruit and vegetables, and the shared rooftop clothesline reduces the need for clothes dryers.

Given the coveted location and popular developer, we know these homes are going to sell quickly. Enquire via Urban to book your appointment with agent Andrew Steele from Neometro to learn more.

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Olivia Round

Display Tour Video: Nine Wilson Ave by Neometro at 9 Wilson Avenue, Brunswick, Melbourne

With Melbourne&#39;s rolling lockdowns, and the want for more space over the last 18 months, townhouses have become one of the most in demand properties across the state.

Icon Developments Scott Jarzynka says townhomes have become a favourite for young families, as the local high-density dwellings currently available on the market don&#39;t offer the space they need.

&quot;This demographic of home buyers are wanting to stay in the inner-city, with the convenience of local public transport and parks,&quot; Jarzynka says.

&quot;Townhomes are the answer, providing a great location, convenience to their lifestyle and space.&quot;

Nat Eisen, at Eisen Property,&nbsp;&nbsp;says he&#39;s seen demand heighten for townhouses and larger apartments, with the latest rounds of COVID lockdowns not dampening buyer appetite.

&quot;We noticed stronger enquiry during lockdown, with those stuck at home researching real estate and wanting more space,&quot; Eisen says.

Eisen has been marketing the boutique townhouse development Inkerman &amp; Nelson in Balaclava, selling nearly all of its 27 townhouses, with just two remaining.

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Icon Developments had MAArchitects design the townhouses solely for the owner-occupier. Each townhouse, set in gardens landscaped by Eckersley Garden Architecture,&nbsp;has two or three levels, three or four-bedrooms, and two parking spots.

Icon say that Eckersley&#39;s&nbsp;distinct interpretation of &ldquo;family&rdquo; styled gardens moves away from traditional multi-residential landscaping, to ensure each space is made to feel like a stand-alone home.

Eisen says&nbsp;most of the buyers have been young families who live in the area who put location and lifestyle above everything.

But there&#39;s also been appetite from double income professionals who are looking to upsize locally.

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&quot;Most buyers have a strong connection to the location. They&nbsp;want&nbsp;something familiar and want to stay in the area.

&quot;Buyers are weighing up whether they buy a house further out or&nbsp;a townhouse closer to the city,&quot; Eisen said.

&quot;With established homes, buyers move in and might have to renovate, whereas buying off the plan and brand new, buyers can move in with ease, which is great for those families with young kids.&quot;

Eisen says buyers at Inkerman &amp; Nelson have appreciated the ability to personalise the townhouses, with the flexi-rooms on offer generally converted in to home offices.

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&quot;Most of the buyers intend to work from home in some capacity&quot;, Eisen noted.

One of the key drivers&nbsp;has been Inkerman &amp; Nelson has been the fact it is a well-priced product in a sought-after, expensive area.

While not being at the bottom end of the affordability scale with prices starting from $1,285,000, it&#39;s still considerably less than the entry level of the surrounding bayside suburbs of the pricey Bayside Brighton and St Kilda West.

Eisen says overall, he is seeing strong interest from all segments, from first home buyers to downsizers, with investors creeping back in to the market.

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Icon Developments Scott Jarzynka says townhomes have become a favourite for young families.



Joel Robinson

Townhouse demand heightens as Inkerman & Nelson in Balaclava nears sell-out

Developers are seeing increased interest in townhomes as homebuyers in the inner-city area seek convenient, spacious living.

Urban spoke with ICON Developments’ commercial director Scott Jarzynka, who noted that he’d seen an increase in both interest and sales post-COVID-19.

“People in the area are realising they need more space than they can find in an apartment offering locally”, he said.

<blockquote>
One thing we have noticed is purchasers are more certain of their decision, they understand the benefits of townhome living and are ready to make the commitment.
</blockquote>

According to Jarzynka, young families are making up the majority of buyers in townhouse developments, including their Balaclava project Inkerman &amp; Nelson.

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“[Young families] are the ones interested in maintaining the inner-city lifestyle and not having to compromise on local amenity”, he said.

Townhomes are typically the next step from apartment living, offering the extra space a growing family needs.

However, Jarzynka did not only emphasise a home’s design but their location, as a crucial factor when purchasing any property.

“Access to things like transport, dining, green space and good schools are important not just for living in a home but especially for the resale value.

“Secondly, size matters; townhomes offer the best value for those wanting space and location without the multi-million-dollar budgets.”

Urban takes a look at four townhomes perfect for families in Melbourne’s inner-city suburbs. 
&nbsp;

1. Port Lane, Port Melbourne 
Address: 201 Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 
Three-bedroom townhomes from $1,025,000

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Boasting 122 three-bedroom residences, Port Lane offers a quality selection of townhomes in Port Melbourne.

The coastal community has been developed by ID_Lands alongside architects Rothelowman and interior designers Hecker Guthrie.

Curated landscaping by Tract frame the townhomes, sitting in harmony with their coastal environment and the Port Melbourne community. 
&nbsp;

2. The Lincoln Collection, Essendon 
Address: 8-10 Lincoln Road, Essendon VIC 3040 
Three-bedroom townhomes from $1,245,000

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The Lincoln Collection features just 14 limited edition townhomes in two, three and four-bedroom configurations in Melbourne’s inner-city suburb of Essendon.

Designed by DKO Architecture, the development features timeless appeal with versatile floorplans and exceptional spaces. 
&nbsp;

3. Attica, St Kilda East 
Address: 47 Lansdowne Road, St Kilda East VIC 3183 
Three-bedroom townhomes from $1,548,250

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Designed by Melbourne-based Perkins Architects, Attica delivers a series of seven townhouses that challenge the perceived boundaries of modern design.&nbsp;

The development offers seven residences in two and three-bedroom configurations, featuring natural stone, oak timber and warm greys.

Attica is surrounded by the abundant offerings that form two of Melbourne’s liveliest suburbs, St Kilda East and Windsor.

 
4. Inkerman &amp; Nelson, Balaclava 
Address: 283-297 Inkerman Street, Balaclava VIC 3183 
Three-bedroom townhomes from $1,285,000

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Each of the Inkerman &amp; Nelson townhomes so far have been sold to owner-occupiers and only four homes remaining in the development.

ICON is focused on creating flexible and customisable residences,

Designed by MAArchitects, the homes are considered for the customer and how they live, particularly young families who need a space that will be able to adapt as they grow.&nbsp;

Urban spoke with ICON Developments’ commercial director Scott Jarzynka, who noted that he’d seen an increase in both interest and sales for townhomes post-COVID-19

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