<ul>
	<li>Spacious and light-filled residences.</li>
	<li>Diverse and evolving location.</li>
	<li>Within walking distance to Merri Creek and Fairfield Village.</li>
</ul>

No.71 Station St is a first for Fairfield, offering a balance of contemporary, considered design and local connection on the fringe of Melbourne&rsquo;s CBD.&nbsp;Stacked to form a unified whole; thirteen unique residences draw on the varied housing types that thrive in the area.

Floorplans adapt with the fluctuating patterns of life and family. Each design couples the best of intimate and open-plan living, with kitchens unwinding into living spaces and expansive balconies. Positioned by parkland and greenery, pared-back spaces sit quietly in their surrounding, softened by green. Connected to trains, waterways and riverside parks&mdash;all in close proximity to the city&mdash;No.71 Station St taps into the history and natural beauty of one of the inner-north&rsquo;s most tranquil enclaves.

Set back, yet each recognisable from the street, this hidden sanctuary is an effortless wander from Fairfield&rsquo;s strip of local produce stores, coffee shops and renowned Boathouse. Nearby, the dynamic urban precincts of Collingwood, Northcote and Fitzroy add pace, bringing equilibrium to Fairfield&rsquo;s gentle rhythm.

Fairfield is diverse and evolving. This inner-northern neighbourhood is a tapestry of industrial factories, local strip-shopping and riverside living. 
Riverside paths, a village of street-level shopping and modern Australian cafes and restaurants are all in close proximity. With house types varying from double and single storey, No.71 Station St reflects Fairfield&rsquo;s varied offering. Surrounded by native eucalypt and natural amenity, Fairfield is a harmonious enclave, tucked at the edge of the of Melbourne&rsquo;s CBD between different pockets of the city&rsquo;s cultural fabric.

Fairfield offers ease of access to Melbourne&rsquo;s eastern suburbs and the creative cluster of Collingwood, Fitzroy and Northcote. Less than twenty minutes by train to the central business district, Fairfield offers a sense of community with scale.

<ul><li>Spacious and light-filled residences.</li>
	<li>Diverse and evolving location.</li>
	<li>Within walking distance to Merri Creek and Fairfield Village.</li>
</ul>No.71 Station St is a first for Fairfield, offering a balance of contemporary, considered design and local connection on the fringe of Melbourne’s CBD. Stacked to form a unified whole; thirteen unique residences draw on the varied housing types that thrive in the area.

Floorplans adapt with the fluctuating patterns of life and family. Each design couples the best of intimate and open-plan living, with kitchens unwinding into living spaces and expansive balconies. Positioned by parkland and greenery, pared-back spaces sit quietly in their surrounding, softened by green. Connected to trains, waterways and riverside parks—all in close proximity to the city—No.71 Station St taps into the history and natural beauty of one of the inner-north’s most tranquil enclaves.

Set back, yet each recognisable from the street, this hidden sanctuary is an effortless wander from Fairfield’s strip of local produce stores, coffee shops and renowned Boathouse. Nearby, the dynamic urban precincts of Collingwood, Northcote and Fitzroy add pace, bringing equilibrium to Fairfield’s gentle rhythm.

Fairfield is diverse and evolving. This inner-northern neighbourhood is a tapestry of industrial factories, local strip-shopping and riverside living. 
Riverside paths, a village of street-level shopping and modern Australian cafes and restaurants are all in close proximity. With house types varying from double and single storey, No.71 Station St reflects Fairfield’s varied offering. Surrounded by native eucalypt and natural amenity, Fairfield is a harmonious enclave, tucked at the edge of the of Melbourne’s CBD between different pockets of the city’s cultural fabric.

Fairfield offers ease of access to Melbourne’s eastern suburbs and the creative cluster of Collingwood, Fitzroy and Northcote. Less than twenty minutes by train to the central business district, Fairfield offers a sense of community with scale.

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