About our history and community
Our History
333 Exhibition Street has been a private exclusive residential apartment building for long-term residents for many years.
Our building has had an interesting history.
Our community
Our building is in Melbourne's premier city precinct. There are many reasons why this is the best place to live, work and recreate in Melbourne’s city.
August 1985 | Stockland acquired the property at 333 Exhibition Street |
1986 | Bruce Henderson Pty Ltd designed plans for an apartment building |
1989 | Media reports that Leighton Holdings is facing losses on three of its Melbourne commercial sites including 333 Exhibition Street |
1990 | Stockland constructed the 333 Exhibition Street mixed-use complex in 1990 based on the 1986 design that included a separate section for an apartment hotel - apartments were strata-titled and leased back to Seville Hotel Group, which was owned by Stockland |
| Was later renamed Saville Park Suites | |
| Was later renamed Mantra on the Park | |
2021 | Accor abandoned its business, the hotel ended and the building became private residences with long-term residents |
Our long term residents can easily walk to:
Grand gardens
- Carlton Gardens (opposite)
- Parliament Gardens, Treasury Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens and the Royal Botanical Gardens
Arts, Culture and Fine Dining
- Melbourne’s theatre district and the arts precinct
- Melbourne’s famous fine dining restaurants and drinking venues in and around theatre district
- Little China Town along Little Bourke Street.
Character
- Melbourne’s Paris end, which now includes Saffire by the Gardens and the world class Shangri La Hotel which will open in the future
- Collins Street (around Exhibition Street) with some of the most architecturally significant buildings and high-end boutique shops.
Heritage
- Victoria’s State Parliament within Spring Street’s European streetscape
- The historic ‘Little Lon’ district, one of Melbourne’s earliest and controversial settlements
- The world heritage Royal Exhibition Building (home to Australia’s first Parliament sitting) in Carlton Gardens across the street.
