Brunswick East Retail & Consulting Space
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- Approx. floor space
- 34m2
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- Capacity
- 6 people
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- Ceiling height
- High (3m - 4m)
Space overview
Set beneath an iconic mural facade on the corner of Nicholson and Blyth Streets, this character-filled dual-zone space pairs a sunlit front entrance room with a skylit private studio—ideal for boutique retail, creative consultants, and design practices.
Blending classic Brunswick East charm with practical zoning, this space is divided into two distinct rooms connected by warm travertine-style stone tile flooring.
Occupying a prominent corner at Nicholson and Blyth Streets in Brunswick East, the building is instantly recognisable by the bold geometric street-art mural wrapping its upper facade. Set in a vibrant inner-north cultural hub directly opposite the historic Lomond Hotel and 3RRR radio station, the space enjoys strong pedestrian and commuter visibility. Great local coffee, bakeries, and lunch spots along Nicholson and Lygon Streets are a short stroll away, with CERES and the Merri Creek trail also nearby.Transport access is effortless: the Route 96 tram stops right outside (running directly to Fitzroy and the CBD), multiple bus routes pass the corner, bike hoops sit right out front, and surrounding side streets offer convenient client parking.
Location
Address
126
Nicholson Street,
Brunswick East, 3057
Access Hours
24/7 access
The dual-room layout gives you total flexibility over how you operate: keep the front door open for walk-in retail and showroom browsing, or run a quiet, by-appointment consulting practice in the skylit main room while using the front room as a private waiting lounge and brand showcase. The high-exposure window at a signalised pedestrian crossing offers fantastic natural signage and display potential to thousands of daily passers-by
Getting here
Transport options
- Tram
- Bus
Route 96 tram (Stop 23 - Blyth St/Nicholson St) stops directly outside the front door, providing a direct link to Fitzroy and the CBD. Bus routes 503 and 508 stop right at the corner, and Routes 1 & 6 trams on Lygon Street (Stop 125) are a 7-minute walk away.
