84 Type Street

These architecturally designed executive residences boast 3 spacious bedrooms with en-suites, accompanied by stone benchtops, quality kitchen appliances, black hardware, topped off with a stone splashback guaranteed to bring delight to even the finest of chefs. Located within walking distance from Schools, Parks and Public transport, strikes an impeccable balance between peaceful living, complete convenience, and vital privacy.

Richmond is an inner-city suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3 km (1.9 mi) east of Melbourne’s Central Business District, located within the City of Yarra local government area.Three of the 82 designated major activity centres identified in the Melbourne 2030 Metropolitan Strategy are located in Richmond—the commercial strips of Victoria Street, Bridge Road and Swan Street.

Richmond Trader’s Centre is a local shopping centre below an apartment block. The centre including a Coles Supermarket, DeMarias Grocer, Cannings Butcher, Gong Cha, Earl Canteen, Sushi & Nori and Cobb Lane.

Richmond has a lot of public space to cater for its dense population. The largest park is Burnley Park. Other notable spaces include Citizens Park, bordering on Church and Highett Streets, Barkly Gardens and the Allen Bain Reserve, as well as a number of smaller parks and reserves. Other large parks are located in nearby suburbs, including Yarra Park and Melbourne Park in East Melbourne (Jolimont), the Golden Square Bicentennial Park, Burnley Park and oval, the Burnley Golf Course (survey paddock) and a number of sport reserves and ovals in neighbouring Burnley. Pridmore Park, Yarra Bank Reserve, Creswick Street Reserve and St James Park are in Hawthorn, Dickinsons Reserve, Yarra Bend Park, Studley Park Golf Course and Studley Park are in Kew.

Richmond has an established transport system involving arterial roads, five train stations, seven tram routes, a bus route and a series of bicycle trails, including the Capital City Trail and the Yarra River Trail. Richmond is served by tram numbers 12 and 109, on Victoria Street, tram number 78 on Church Street, tram numbers 48 and 75 on Bridge Road and tram number 70 on Swan Street. The main train station in Richmond is Richmond railway station. It is an interchange for all metropolitan passenger trains to the eastern and south-eastern suburbs. Railway lines that travel through Richmond Station include the Pakenham, Cranbourne, Frankston, Lilydale, Belgrave, Glen Waverley, Sandringham and Alamein lines.