Best streets to live in Port Melbourne, VIC 3207

I've been in Port Melbourne for a while now, and I can honestly say that Johnston Street is a rare gem in the area. Why? Because it ticks all the right boxes for a place to live by the bay, without …

Rouse Street is an amazing location . One block back from the beach, one block from Bay Street. Awesome coffee 100 metres away at Third Wave and the Exchange Pub 150 metres. And a 3 block stroll to th…

Like a timewarp back to the 1970s, Dunstan Parade (and the rest of Garden City) is a little known residential oasis only 5km from the city. It is like living out in the 'burbs yet everything is so clo…

Albert st is probably the best st. in Port after Alfred st, where I wish I lived. It's the next St. over. Always people out the front on their verandahs, drinking longnecks, watching the dog-fights.…

Why pay twice the price for property in other inner city localities. This area is so close to so much amenity and so convenient it is unbelievable that property here can sell for half the price of sub…

With an annual Anzac day tribute on Heath Street, there is a lot of charm and character amongst the eclectic spread of houses, business's and Port Melbourne Library along this street.

Clark Street is one of the hidden gems in Port Melbourne. Located on the west side of Bay Street, this is home to some of the nicest and largest homes in Port Melbourne. For those looking to be a li…

Beaconsfield Parade in Port Melbourne is about as good as it gets in terms of location. Considered to be one of the best strips in Melbourne, most of the apartment complexes and townhouses are all 1 …

Esplanade Place is essentially a service road that runs between Bridge and Raglan street, however if you take the time to look you will discover a little enclave between Bridge and Lyon street, where …

Words to best describe: Sun, Beach, Green, Warm, Friendly, Communal, Peaceful.

Close to everything - so convenient having coles within walking distance along with tram and bus. It is generally a quiet street given that it is so close to Bay street which is famous for its wide va…

This street is just a simple street, as I have been living here for 11 years now with no sort of action in a bad way. Not many pets on the street just the regular amount maybe like 4 cats and 3-4dogs.…

Liardet Street is a very nice street compared some of the others in the area, and one of the more desired streets to live in especially if you are after something a little bit further away from the be…

Spectacular location, right on the bay - easy access to walking and bike tracks along the beach and Princes Pier, with an abundance of cafes and restaurants plus the tram moments away. Peter Zervas -…

Princess Street in Port Melbourne is a street of two faces. On one hand you have the side closer to the city on the opposite side of Graham Street, which looks a bit run down. It clearly is in need …

Beautifully tree lined, across from the park and light rail, short walk to Bay St shops and the Beach. Great location!

Esplanade West in Port Melbourne is gorgeous. Towards the Beach St end there are some amazing apartment complexes. First of all you have the cool HM@S complex, with on street parking more than avail…

Bay street connects the beach to the city, and is full of shops, restaurants, pubs and more. It's a great street during the day, with some fantastic eateries, but there always seems to be way too man…

There are some very nice apartments here closer to the beach, mostly grey and similar. On the northern side of Graham Street there are also some stunning townhouses as well...although the road could …

Beacon Road represents the boundary line of Beacon Cove in Port Melbourne to the West. The first thing you notice when driving down here is the division between the nice side of the road, and the not…