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Lifestyle
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MILQ SITE HISTORY
MILQ exudes comfort, style and character in the heart of Melbourne’s quintessential urban village.
1853
1884
Two residential allotments
The Town Hall was built and soon after the area was renamed North Melbourne
were sold and a township to the north of the CBD was established named Hotham
Where ice-cream carts once jostled for their pre-dawn fill of richly tempting milky treats. Nowadays strolling locals savour the perfect latte, fresh, cream-filled pastry and hand-crafted chocolates, as they take in the unmatched delights of arguably, the most liveable village, in the world’s most liveable city.
1869 The Hotham Football Club was founded, which later became the North Melbourne Football Club
1928
2015 MILQ
The Bulla business purchased the Arden Street site as their distribution centre for their products to the metropolitan area
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Many companies began to establish their base in North Melbourne because of the close proximity to the city and its road networks
1971 Bulla introduced plastic cream bottles The plastic ‘half pint’ thickened cream bottles were revolutionary. This opened up additional domestic and export opportunities for the Bulla family
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is launched to the marketplace offering contemporary apartments with a connection to its rich history
2002 Bulla expands its operation and moves to larger premises in Colac. The corner site at Bulla Lane and 33-35 Arden Street remains as unused vacant land
Town Hall Victoria State Library
North Melbourne epitomises the very essence of the perfect, inner-city village.
Melbourne Arcade
Auction Rooms
Flemington Road
Steeped in heritage, with its quaint terrace cottages and grand colonial architecture, yet embodying an undeniably modern vibe. Behind historic shop-fronts and gracious verandahs, cafes and restaurants run a bustling trade from breakfast to suppertime. Pubs and bars eagerly serve locals and welcome guests, as do the gift shops, jewellers and boutiques. An artisan baker knows your order off by heart, the florist is always happy for a chat and the aroma of freshly roasted coffee wafts through the fascinating laneways to inflame your caffeine passions. Bodies are worked and then pampered at the fitness studios and beauty salons. Everyday matters are barely a chore with nearby banks, a post office and gourmet supermarkets, sharing street-space with healthy living centres and medical services.
Queen Victoria Market
Queen Victoria Market
Bulla Lane
Queen Victoria Market
Queen Victoria Market Cafes
Queen Victoria Market Cafes
Immerse yourself in the aromas,
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the flavours, the colours and the calls of Victoria’s favourite fresh produce market and the bustling streets and laneways that scatter off it, full of hidden treasures and foodie delights, waiting to be discovered. Then, with bags laden and boxes filled, punctuate your stroll back home with a visit to one of the many cafes and pubs en route for a well earned refreshment.
Education, Work & Leisure
The prestige of Melbourne University to the east, the green expanse of Royal Park to the north, and to the west, past the North Melbourne swimming pool and recreation centre, the Capital City Trail winds its way along the historic banks of Railway Canal to Victoria Harbour, Docklands and the Yarra. Royal Park
A fifteen minute stroll south brings you to the heart of Flagstaff Gardens, and the city’s bustling epicentre lies just a stone-throw beyond.
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Wherever you need to be, North Melbourne has the means to get you there. Melbourne’s iconic trams stop at nearby Abbotsford Street and Flemington Road, while the Tullamarine Freeway, with its direct link to the airport is just moments from home, and a network of dedicated bicycle lanes extend out in every direction.
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Limerick Castle Hotel
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MILQ’s commanding presence on gracious Arden Street puts it at the heart of North Melbourne village life and an enviable blend of colour and calm.
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* TV wall unit and wall shelf optional upgrade
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Evocative Minimalism The elegant common area, with its evocative minimalism sets the mood of graceful refinement, as it weaves past mailboxes, secure bike store and the eleven ground floor, courtyard apartments. New York-style carparking, extra storage and additional bike racks are secured underground, where tanks store valuable rainwater run-off.
Artist’s Impression
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Alluring Textures The subtle colour palette draws upon simple materials, alluring textures and classic colour fusions to create unique apartment interiors, specially conceived to reflect the individuality of MILQ’s discerning residents.
* Track lighting optional upgrade
Warmth of Character
Timbered textures and mineral tones afford a warmth of character from the flooring underfoot to the light fittings above.
* TV wall unit and wall shelf optional upgrade
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To complement the quality finishes, European kitchens provide inspiration through crafted stone benchtops, quality appliances, ample storage and a visual link to the luxurious, fully-tiled bathrooms which share the kitchens’ modern textural elements.
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