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North Melbourne
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- Apartments
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- Orb Property Partners
- Status
- Now Selling
- Price from
- From $590K
- Bedrooms
- 1-3 Bed
- Address
- 103-105 Boundary Road, North Melbourne VIC 3051
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Completed 2020IllustrationBeyond what is selling today, approvals are stacking up around the new station. Sentinel's 350 home build to rent project at 23-47 Villiers Street cleared a VCAT challenge in April 2026, the 619 apartment Arden Village scheme at 189-203 Arden Street was approved through the state's Development Facilitation Program, Novus has lodged plans for 250 rental homes on Munster Terrace near Arden Station, and a permit approved 394 apartment site at 218-246 Macaulay Road was offered for sale in late 2024. Delivery dates will move, but the direction of supply is set.
North Melbourne began as the Borough of Hotham, proclaimed on 30 September 1859 and renamed North Melbourne on 26 August 1887.
The North Melbourne Town Hall was built in 1883 at the corner of Queensberry and Errol streets and still anchors the suburb's civic heart.
North Melbourne Primary School on Errol Street, State School No. 206, traces its classrooms back to 1858 and marked 150 years in 2008.
North Melbourne Football Club was established in 1869, has been based at Arden Street Oval since 1882, and took its Shinboners nickname from the abattoir workers who filled its early teams.
The Metropolitan Meat Market, its foundation stone laid in 1880, traded on Blackwood and Courtney streets before reopening as a craft centre in 1979 and a performing arts space in 1998.
At the 2021 Census North Melbourne counted 14,953 residents with a median age of 31, seven years younger than the Victorian median.
North Melbourne started life as the Borough of Hotham, proclaimed in 1859 and renamed on 26 August 1887. The boom decades built the bones the suburb still wears, the Errol Street school teaching from 1858, the Metropolitan Meat Market opening in 1880, the town hall rising at Queensberry and Errol streets in 1883. By 1891 almost 21,000 people lived here, and the football club formed in 1869 had already settled at Arden Street.
The independent town folded into the City of Melbourne in 1905, and for much of the next century North Melbourne stayed a working district of terraces, factories and the Shinboners' home ground. Today the mix has flipped. The 2021 Census counted 14,953 residents with a median age of 31, and 68.3 per cent of occupied dwellings are flats or apartments, most within walking distance of the Errol Street village and Queen Victoria Market.
The next chapter is already under way. Arden Station opened on 30 November 2025, putting Metro Tunnel trains at the suburb's western edge, and the surrounding 44 hectare Arden precinct is planned for around 15,000 residents and 34,000 jobs by 2050. Approved projects, from Sentinel's 350 build to rent homes on Villiers Street to the 619 apartment Arden Village towers, sit alongside selling developments like WOBO in the Tapestry precinct.
realestate.com.au reports a median unit rent of $590 a week for the 12 months to July 2026, with one bedroom units at $475 and two bedroom units at $665. Demand comes from students, hospital staff and CBD workers who want to live a short tram or Metro ride from work.
Queen Victoria Market, the Parkville biomedical precinct and Marvel Stadium all sit within a couple of kilometres, and Arden Station now links the suburb straight into the Metro Tunnel spine. Visiting academics, hospital families and event crowds give furnished apartments here a steady stream of short stay guests.
Full location guide: precincts, distances and how North Melbourne is laid out →
Eight fixtures of daily life here, from the market's edge to the Kangaroos' oval.
Government Primary
State School No. 206 on Errol Street, one of Victoria's oldest schools with roots back to 1858.
Catholic Primary
Parish primary in central North Melbourne, run under Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools.
Catholic Secondary
Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1887, teaching years 7 to 12 from Curran Street.
Government Secondary
Years 7 to 12 campus in adjacent Parkville; confirm your address zoning at findmyschool.vic.gov.au.
Catholic Secondary (Boys)
Years 7 to 12 college at 273 Victoria Street, West Melbourne, on the suburb's southern boundary.
School zones change, so confirm your address at findmyschool.vic.gov.au before you buy or lease. All schools →
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