5/56 Nicholson Street
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Schools
7 nearby schools
Catchment: Essendon Primary School
Zoning
GRZ1 — General Residential Zone - Schedule 1
Moonee Valley Planning Scheme
Public transport
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Traffic
Moderate congestion
Morning (7-9am) and evening (5-7pm) peak hours experience significant congestion on Nicholson Street as commuters travel to/from the CBD. Peak hour traffic can increase travel times by 30-50% compared to off-peak periods.
Flood risk
Medium
Essendon has medium flood risk due to its location within the Yarra River catchment and proximity to stormwater discharge areas. Parts of the suburb fall within LSIO and scattered Shown Buildings Overlay (SBO) zones reflecting historical inundation from overland flows and drainage congestion. Planners should verify specific parcel flood mapping and consult Melbourne Water before development.
Bushfire risk
Low
BAL: BAL-LOW
Crime profile
average
Trend: stable
Nearby development
5 projects nearby
Essendon is experiencing moderate to strong development activity focused on transit-oriented growth around the upgraded Essendon Station and along major corridors like Keilor Road. The area is transitioning from industrial and older commercial uses to mixed-use residential and office development, supported by the Metro Tunnel Project completion and proximity to the CBD. Key opportunities remain in station precincts, former industrial sites, and activity centre intensification.
Heritage
Heritage listed
Essendon is an established inner-western Melbourne suburb with significant Victorian-era heritage character, featuring heritage overlays across much of its residential and commercial core. The suburb contains multiple state and local heritage listings including the railway station and town hall, with conservation areas protecting late 19th and early 20th-century streetscapes. Most properties in central Essendon are likely subject to heritage overlay or character residential controls restricting external modifications.
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Property Details
- Property Type
- apartment
- Listing Type
- For Sale
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Parking
- 1
- Land Area
- 55m²
- Listed
- 3 weeks ago
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