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393 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
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Crafted for easy, inspiring living, the apartments boast progressive design and sophisticated interiors as well as soaring city views.
A CULTURAL PRICINCT
WITH A RICH HISTORY
Despite its reputation as one of Melbourne’s most innovative cultural precincts, much of Hawthorn’s appeal stems from its rich history and unique architectural character. Where ornate mansions and quaint terraces combine with Edwardian shop fronts and stately landmarks, here, a stroll through your locale becomes a lesson in heritage architecture.
Boasting world-class amenity and enviable connectivity to Melbourne’s major hubs, the Hawthorn neighbourhood has a lot on its side. Located at one of the suburb’s most central points, Arcade sits within close proximity to esteemed private schools, the acclaimed Swinburne University, efficient tram routes, Glenferrie Station and plentiful Glenferrie Road. Relish a life of urban convenience with plenty of room to breathe.
HAWTHORNS RICH ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY Shapes GLENFERRIE ROAD
Glenferrie Road is lined with historic shop frontages from the Edwardian era. While some have undergone refurbishments, many of the original facades still remain – imparting the precinct with a unique heritage charm and cultural significance.
RAILWAY ARCADE
Running parallel to the train line, the quaint Railway Arcade is flanked by a row of Edwardian shop frontages complete with their original stain glass windows and old-fashioned pillars.
Heritage-listed frontages & Iconic buildings
Many of Hawthorn’s buildings are heritage-listed in order to preserve the fascinating architectural character synonymous with the inner-east. One of the most striking examples is the town hall, home to the Hawthorn Arts Centre, which was designed by John Beswicke in 1888 in the Second Empire style.
DON ARCADE
On the other side of the train line, Don Arcade was formerly home to the Don Department Store of Don Cash Trading Co. Designed by architects Ward and Carleton in 1910, at the time, it was said to have been the largest undivided space in the Commonwealth. Today, some of the elegant original window joinery remains.
WINE & DINE
- Bawa
- Fonda
- Hello Sailor
- Lulo
- Luton Lane Wine Bar
- Methodist Coffee
- Oscar Mike
- Osteria 20
- Piccolina
- Porgie & Mr. Jones
- Provence Kitchen / Bakery Cafe
- Rococo Glenferrie Road
- Rustica
- Santoni
- Short Straw
- St. Cloud Eating House
- The Counter
- The Kilburn
- Timber and Greens
- Tinto
Shopping
- Blackbird & Fox
- Blood Orange Foodstore
- Bunnings Hawthorn
- Coles Glenferrie
- Decjuba
- Don Arcade
- Eco D.
- Glenferrie Centre
- Homing Instincts
- Laurent Bakery
- Lucente Collective Boutique
- Miss Gourmet & Co
- Readings Hawthorn
- Red Fox Runs
- Woolworths Hawthorn
leisure
- Central Gardens
- Fairview Park
- Fritsch Holzer Park
- Grace Park
- Hawthorn Aquatic & Leisure Centre
- Hawthorn Library
- Hawthorn Tennis Club
- Lido Cinemas
- Love Athletica Pilates
- Rebel Monk
- Victoria Road Reserve
Education
- Auburn Primary School
- Carey Baptist Grammar
- Glenferrie Primary School
- Methodist Ladies's College
- Ruyton Girls' School
- Scotch College
- St Joseph's School
- Swinburne University of Technology
- Trinity Grammar School
- Xavier College
Connectivity
- Auburn Train Station
- Glenferrie Train Station
- No.16 Tram
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393 BURWOOD ROAD, HAWTHORN
Zoltan Ganya 0420 319 665
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