28/183 Kerr Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065
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Expressions of Interest closes, Wednesday 12th March, 2026
Light, Volume, and Industrial Soul
Tucked within one of Fitzroy’s most storied industrial relics, this residence is where raw industrial character meets metropolitan refinement. Anchored in the former MacRobertson chocolate factory, the warehouse-style apartment carries an authenticity rarely found in inner-city living. Positioned on the first floor, it celebrates its origins through generous proportions, exposed structural elements, and an exceptional sense of light and volume. From its Kerr Street address, you are immersed in the vibrant heart of Fitzroy, where heritage and culture converge steps from acclaimed cafes, galleries, boutique fashion, celebrated eateries, and effortless transport connections.
- Generous open-plan living, dining and kitchen area balances character with everyday functionality, enhanced by warm timber flooring and a soaring exposed-beam ceiling that underscores the home’s warehouse origins.
- The centrally positioned contemporary kitchen, equipped with quality appliances including a dishwasher, forms the natural heart of the residence, seamlessly flanked by the living and dining areas and designed for effortless entertaining.
- Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer peaceful private retreats, with the main bedroom appointed with built-in robes.
- A modern bathroom complemented by a concealed European laundry delivers refined practicality without compromise.
- Notable features include an undercover car space (a rare inner-city luxury), alongside high ceilings, expansive windows that preserve the apartment’s industrial heritage, heating to bedrooms, ceiling fans to both living area and bedrooms, and secure intercom entry.
- Perfectly positioned close to the celebrated cafe, restaurant, bar and boutique precincts of Brunswick and Smith Streets, with city-bound trams adding everyday ease.
- Within easy walking distance of the Rose Street Artists’ Market, Fitzroy Swimming Pool, and Smith Reserve.
Tucked within one of Fitzroy’s most storied industrial relics, this residence is where raw industrial character meets metropolitan refinement. Anchored in the former MacRobertson chocolate factory, the warehouse-style apartment carries an authenticity rarely found in inner-city living. Positioned on the first floor, it celebrates its origins through generous proportions, exposed structural elements, and an exceptional sense of light and volume. From its Kerr Street address, you are immersed in the vibrant heart of Fitzroy, where heritage and culture converge steps from acclaimed cafes, galleries, boutique fashion, celebrated eateries, and effortless transport connections.
- Generous open-plan living, dining and kitchen area balances character with everyday functionality, enhanced by warm timber flooring and a soaring exposed-beam ceiling that underscores the home’s warehouse origins.
- The centrally positioned contemporary kitchen, equipped with quality appliances including a dishwasher, forms the natural heart of the residence, seamlessly flanked by the living and dining areas and designed for effortless entertaining.
- Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer peaceful private retreats, with the main bedroom appointed with built-in robes.
- A modern bathroom complemented by a concealed European laundry delivers refined practicality without compromise.
- Notable features include an undercover car space (a rare inner-city luxury), alongside high ceilings, expansive windows that preserve the apartment’s industrial heritage, heating to bedrooms, ceiling fans to both living area and bedrooms, and secure intercom entry.
- Perfectly positioned close to the celebrated cafe, restaurant, bar and boutique precincts of Brunswick and Smith Streets, with city-bound trams adding everyday ease.
- Within easy walking distance of the Rose Street Artists’ Market, Fitzroy Swimming Pool, and Smith Reserve.
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Price Guide
EOI $800,000 - $850,000
Inspection Times
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Thursday, 19th February 2026
12:45PM - 1:15PM -
Saturday, 21st February 2026
12:30PM - 1:00PM -
Wednesday, 25th February 2026
12:45PM - 1:15PM
