Stalbridge Chambers, 443 Little Collins Street,
Melbourne, VIC 3000

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Train stations within 5 km of Stalbridge Chambers, 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000	Distance
Flagstaff Station	600 m
Town Hall Station	602 m
Flinders Street Railway Station	640 m
Melbourne Central Station	714 m
Southern Cross Station	734 m

Tram stops within 5 km of Stalbridge Chambers, 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000	Distance
3-William St/Collins St (Melbourne City)	84 m
4-Queen St/Bourke St (Melbourne City)	112 m
4-Collins St/William St (Melbourne City)	155 m
3William StBourke St Melbourne City	207 m
3William StFlinders Lane Melbourne City	246 m

Bus stops within 5 km of Stalbridge Chambers, 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000	Distance
Little Collins Street	72 m
Rio Tinto	119 m
Bourke St/Queen St (Melbourne City)	124 m
Collins St/Queen St (Melbourne City)	137 m
Flinders LaneQueen St	201 m

HERITAGE CORNER TROPHY FREEHOLD OF DISTINCTION

Prominent Corner Trophy Asset
First Time Offered in 31+ Years
2538.8sqm* of Net Lettable Area

Cushman & Wakefield together with Gorman Commercial are proud to present Stalbridge Chambers, 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne – a landmark freehold opportunity in the core of the CBD’s prestigious legal and financial precinct. Offered for the first time in over 31 years, this iconic 8-storey heritage building offers a rare chance to acquire a prominent corner trophy asset in the heart of the Melbourne CBD.

- 8-level heritage office building comprising 2,538.8 sqm* of net lettable area across 35 boutique office suites and 5 retail tenancies

- Prominent corner site with 62.8m* of combined frontage to Little Collins Street, Bank Place and Roeszler Lane

- Estimated fully leased income of $955,000 per annum*

- Iconic 1890’s heritage trophy building by Twentyman & Askew, renowned architects of the Block Arcade. One of only 5 Mannerist buildings in the CBD.

- Positioned in Melbourne’s tightly held Midtown precinct, surrounded by premium office towers, hotels, and hospitality venues

- Unrivalled connectivity via Collins and Bourke Street tram routes, and walking distance to Flinders Street and Southern Cross Stations

- Significant value-add potential via for repositioning, staged refurbishment, hotel conversion, potential rooftop activation or construction of additional levels (STCA).

- Rare opportunity for owner-occupiers, legal practices or family offices to secure a prestigious CBD address

Stalbridge Chambers is offered for sale by International Expressions of Interest closing Wednesday 26 November 2025 at 12.00pm.

For further information, please contact the exclusive selling agents:

Cushman & Wakefield
Daniel Wolman – +61 412 957 8...
Oliver Hay – +61 419 528 5...
Anthony Kirwan – +61 431 952 430
Leon Ma 马海翔 – +61 417 070 725

Gorman Commercial
Stephen Gorman – +61 418 321 8...
Peter Bremner – +61 412 326 9...

*Approx.
STCA: Subject to Council Approval

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Melbourne, 3000 demographic data

The median household income for Melbourne is $1,448, 24% lower than Greater Melbourne's household income of $1,901. Melbourne has a younger age profile compared to the rest of Greater Melbourne (median age 29 vs 37). Property ownership data shows 47% of property owners in Melbourne have a mortgage.

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