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Contents.05 A development brought to you by Pace. – An integrated builder, developer & architect

11 A contemporary new local. – Building & interiors

25 Interior design & architecture team. – We Are Huntly & Cera Stribley Architects

29 The finest of the northern suburbs. – Northcote

43 Northcote directory, map & aerial.

A development brought to you by Pace.An integrated builder,

developer & architect

For over 20 years, Pace has established a reputation for delivering on its promises and putting its customers first. It’s a reputation the company continues to live up to.

living beyondPace Development Group is an integrated builder, developer &

architect, and its motto is tellingly simple: Design, Construct, Deliver. This straight forward approach sets Pace apart in every aspect of its

business. It delivers on its promises and puts the customer first – always.

Pace takes a considered and thoughtful approach to lifestyle. It knows

and appreciates how people live, and what factors enhance its

customers’ enjoyment of life. It combines its eye for the big picture

with its talent for understanding the details that make a space a

home, and an area a neighbourhood. The result is well-thought-out

design, superior project locations, and reliable customer care.

The Pace team includes industry-leading architects and interior

designers. Its expertise covers engineering, construction and legal.

This is because Pace understands the high standards today’s buyers

expect. Pace prides itself on going above and beyond what other

developers and builders are willing to do for its customers.

Ultimately, you can trust Pace to build what it promised. And you

can expect it to go above and beyond. That is the Pace difference.

Pacedg.com.au

01. The Icon

– St Kilda

02. Archer

– Mentone

03. Nautica

– Sandringham

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ent brought to you by Pace.

Pace is about delivering on promises, and going above and beyond for its

customers. For Pace, each transaction it makes is a long-term undertaking.

The company will be with you from start to finish, and well after settlement.

It’s a guarantee the company prioritises above all else. It means excellent

outcomes and peace of mind for buyers.

Because Pace is a builder, developer & architect, buyers benefit from the group’s

experience in both areas, and from the financial savings this brings. It also means

buyers work with just one company, and have access to Pace’s unrivaled Customer

Care. After settlement, Pace will ensure that any repairs or improvements are

made without delay. For Pace, the customer always comes first.

Pace creates exceptional living spaces that surpass expectations, and it is not

afraid to push boundaries to achieve a better result. Pace is determined to

have a positive impact on everyone involved in its projects. It does this through

passion, expertise, innovation and collaboration.

Pace understands that little things can make a big difference. It provides natural

ventilation ducts; robe fit out; visitor parking; secure storage; CCTV; secure

access for pedestrians and parking; fully landscaped common areas; copious

kitchen storage; a solar-boosted central gas hot-water system and NBN capability

as standard in all it’s apartments.

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181 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

05. Courtyard area –

808–818 Sydney Road, Brunswick

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A contemporary new local.Building & interiors

The Pace of Northcote development responds to the local area in both the outward appearance of the building, and with the choices made for its apartment’s interiors. The project is contemporary, urban, sophisticated and timeless.

Pace of Northcote is made up of one, two and three-bedroom apartments

and retail spaces on the corner of High Street and Beavers Road.

The building’s façade has an industrial aesthetic achieved by using

exposed structural grid elements and metal cladding. Incorporated into

the façade, descending plants and greenery provide the perfect balance

to the metal exterior, bringing the building to life and creating a unique

lush outlook for the apartments.

In addition to providing an eye-catching natural touch to the building,

the climbing wall of plants and greenery provides additional shade /

insulation to apartments, making residences more energy efficient

by reducing the need for excessive heating and cooling and thereby

improves the buildings green footprint.

A contemporary new local.The building

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External – corner of High Street & Beavers Road

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North facing external – Beavers Road

As the development continues down Beavers Road the height

of the building reduces to allow a more seamless integration with

the neighbouring residential precinct.

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With a shutter system that can be opened to provide additional light

to apartments and show individual balconies, or closed to provide shelter

and privacy; and plants that will grow and change with each season,

the buildings face is ever-changing.

Car parking availability is substantial, as are the bicycle storage facilities.

External features & city views

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Kitchen area – dark scheme

Kitchen area – light scheme

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The interiors are designed by Melbourne-based interior design studio,

We Are Huntly, known for their emphasis on craftsmanship, dedication

to creating beautiful spaces, and for elegantly pairing form with function.

A pared-back, minimalist colour palette has been used throughout the

apartments, providing a sophisticated canvas on which you can make

your own mark. Choose between two contemporary colourways, light

and dark, including shades of pewter, white, stone and grey.

Brushed-bronze tapware, custom joinery and appliances from Smeg’s

linear range, result in a refined and contemporary kitchen.

A sophisticated canvas.The interiors

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Bathroom – dark scheme

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Bathroom – light scheme

The brushed bronze tapware is also featured in the bathroom,

alongside a modern, square, under-counter basin and a custom

mirror cabinet that is edged brushed bronze.

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Whitewashed Oak floorboards run throughout the kitchen and living space,

with wool carpet in the bedrooms. Apartments have built-in or walk-in robes

with mirrored sliding doors and adjustable shelving and drawers.

All apartments have substantial balconies for enjoying outdoor living, dining

and entertainment.

Kitchen, living & balcony area

Kitchen features

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Interior design & architecture team.We Are Huntly & Cera Stribley Architects

Pace of Northcote brings together an esteemed creative team: Cera Stribley Architects (CSA) and interior design firm We Are Huntly. CSA is well known for its dedication to design excellence and We Are Huntly always strives to create contemporary, considered spaces its founders themselves would love to live in.

Vision, design excellence & architecture with character.Architecture by Cera Stribley Architects

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We are Huntly's core philosophy is to pursue each design with intent, looking

at the bigger picture by considering all of the little things.

We Are Huntly directors Kylie Dorotic and Alicia McKimm place an emphasis

on craftsmanship, meaning that every design decision is based on a balance

between form and function. It’s not a statement piece of design or art that

steals your attention when you walk into a space, but the way one feels within

it, and the feeling that lingers in your mind long after you’ve left.

Working across retail, hospitality, commercial, residential and multi-residential:

We Are Huntly would not design something they wouldn’t live in, work in, shop

at or eat in. With every project We Are Huntly put their name to, the studio aims

to create something unique, something that is sure to surprise, and something

that is most definitely beautiful.

wearehuntly.com.au

Cera Stribley Architects (CSA) was founded in 2012, and is based in Melbourne,

Australia, led by two young emerging architects, Domenic Cerantonio and

Chris Stribley. The design firm works in diverse areas of the developmental

industry, including residential; commercial office; retail; hotel and hospitality;

transport; and master planning.

Both founding partners have more than 10 years of experience working locally

and internationally on a range of major and bespoke projects. The company’s

dedicated team includes architects, space planners, interior designers,

technicians and management executives who work together to achieve the

company’s goals – to deliver superior client service; to work at the forefront

of design excellence; and to complete projects that thrive.

CSA creates site-specific architectural responses. It does this by developing

a custom architectural language for each project it works on, and a vision that

reflects the individual character of each endeavour.

cerastribley.com

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Photographer: Tom Blachford

01. En Vue Apartments –

Sandringham

02. Prahran Grocer –

Prahran

03. Parkvue Apartments –

Mornington

01. Auto Alley Apartments –

Preston

02. Prism Apartments –

Fitzroy

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Bringing form & function together.Interior design by We Are Huntly

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The finest of the northern suburbs.Northcote

Northcote’s village-like atmosphere, despite being just five kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, makes the suburb something special. It is home to boutiques, cafés, bars, restaurants, eclectic retail and all the day-to-day conveniences that make a suburb feel like home.

Northcote was at the vanguard of Melbourne’s booming and serious coffee

scene, which is now a way of life for Melburnians. The best cafés combine

a passion for beans with beautiful interior design and dedicated service.

Barry epitomises all of this. It’s the perfect place for a moment of calm

with your morning coffee and the newspaper, or for a classic Melbourne

breakfast, hearty lunches and brunch.

Barry – 85 High Street, Northcote

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01. Barry –

85 High Street, Northcote

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03. Il Melograno –


04. Ampersand Coffee and Food –

863 High Street, Thornbury

05. No. 86 Tram –

High Street towards the CBD

06. Northcote train station –

Turnbull Grove / Herbert Street, Northcote

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In Northcote every day is an opportunity to discover something

new. If you want to explore the CBD or surrounding suburbs

you can catch the train from either Northcote or Croxton stations

or the No. 86 tram direct into the city.

Alternatively, if you’re in the mood for shopping and want to stay

local head north up High Street where you will find an array of

independent local fashion and homewares designers that enrich

the neighbourhood.

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08. Northcote Shopping Plaza –

3 Separation Street, Northcote

09. North St Botanical –


10. Psarakos Market –

2/8 Clarendon Street, Thornbury

11. CERES Organic Market –

Stewart Street & Roberts Street,

Brunswick East

12. Terra Madre –


13. Obus Studio –


14. Pop & Scott –

27 Hayes Street, Northcote

Pop & Scott are a perfect example of local homewares designers.

The showroom and workshop is home to products by the who’s-

who of Melbourne’s design talent where you’ll find furniture and

Pop & Scott’s signature concrete painted plant pots.

North St Botanical will become your favourite urban florist with a

range of succulents, cacti and innovative blossoming floral designs,

tailored to suit all your needs. Womenswear designer Obus will

draw you in with its characteristic bold prints and cosy basics.

Also stop in at Terra Madre to stock your pantry.

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By this stage it’s time for a snack and perhaps another coffee, which will take

you on your way to CERES Community Environment Park. This is the place

to buy organic and sustainably grown produce. The Merri Table Café serves

produce and meals from the CERES grocer and market. There is also a nursery

for all your balcony-gardening needs.

Another option for enjoying the outdoors is the Northcote Aquatic and

Recreation Centre. Its 50-metre outdoor pool is perfect for the diligent

lap swimmers and the relaxed paddlers alike.

You can cycle or walk the Merri Creek Trail, or enjoy the expansive green space

of All Nations Park before heading to your afternoon destination.

15. All Nations Park –

Northcote

16. All Nations Park –

Northcote

17. CERES Community Environment Park –

Stewart Street & Roberts Street,

Brunswick East

18. Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre –

180 Victoria Road, Northcote

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20. Merri Creek –

Northcote

21. Merri Creek Trail –

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Turn afternoon into evening in the Carwyn Cellars & The Back Room Bar

outdoor area. Then, when you’re hungry again head towards outdoor food-

truck muster and bar, Welcome to Thornbury – a perfect place to try the

best of what Melbourne’s food-truck scene has to offer.

For dinner choose between one of the many neighbourhood favourites.

Pizza Mein Liebe does eat-in or takeaway, and is known for making pizzas

with traditional toppings, and some slightly whacky options. Or for a taste

of authentic Korean cuisine, stop in at Seoul Soul Plus. It has split the

difference between hawker-style dining and restaurant dining by presenting

classic dishes in a tapas style.

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25. Moor’s Head –

2/774 High Street, Thornbury

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If you want to extend your night with a drink after dinner, Bar Nonno and

Kitty Somerset are excellent options. The first has European charm and

encourages the appreciation of good food and wine that characterises

that continent. Kitty Somerset is equally easy to settle into. This is a cosy

and elegant spot for a drink.

Live-music venues and the Palace Westgarth Cinema are options any night

of the week. For a pub atmosphere and a live show your best bet is the

Northcote Social Club. If it’s a bar you’re after Trumpy’s or Pallino Bar & Bocce

will take care of you. Both are intimate but with enough atmosphere to keep

you saying “just one more” well into the night. And if you’re lucky enough

to live nearby, the walk home will reveal the many other places you’ll want

to explore next time.

For a more refined dining experience head to ESP, a fine dining

restaurant with a seven-course degustation menu. It's sibling next

door, Estelle Bistro, offers a more relaxed dining experience with

a simple and modern menu, from a single course with a glass of

wine, to a five-course tasting menu.

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EateriesBars

10. Estelle Bistro & ESP

Estelle Bistro offers a simple and modern menu,

from a single course with a glass of wine, to a

five-course tasting menu. It is more flexible than

its fine-dining sibling next door, ESP. Both are by

chef-about-town Scott Pickett.


03 9489 4609

estellebistro.com

11. Pizza Meine Liebe

The wood-fired pizzas at PML have creative and

produce-driven toppings, sometimes they’re even

a little quirky. It also does dessert pizza and is

available for takeaway. “Pizza My Love” indeed.


03 9482 7001

pizzarocks.com.au

12. Seoul Soul Plus

Pink and yellow neon and a large glass frontage

make this Korean eatery appear futuristic.

The menu has been described as Korean tapas,

but all the traditional favourites are there:

kimchi pancake, bibimbap and more.


03 9481 3027

seoulsoulgroup.com

13. Moor’s Head

The specialties here are manoushé, a round

Lebanese pizza, and pide, which is long and filled

with ingredients. The restaurant’s dark interior

is intimate and comfortable – the place to share

Middle Eastern delicacies with friends.

2/774 High Street, Thornbury

03 9484 0173

themoorshead.com

01. Bar Nonno

An Italian restaurant and bottle shop specialising

in Italian snacks (spuntini), larger meals and

biodynamic wines. Enjoy thin-crust pizzas in the

courtyard or indoors.


03 9486 3255

barnonno.com.au

02. Carwyn Cellars & The Back Room Bar

This bottle shop and bar is a neighbourhood

favourite. As well as wine and beer it sells cocktails

on tap and cheese boards, and you can order in

pizza from the nearby Moor’s Head.


03 9484 1820

carwyncellars.com

03. Joe’s Shoe Store

This bar is intimate and casual. Its outdoor courtyard

can be cosy in colder weather and is a no-brainer

when it’s warm. It serves a basic wine list and pints.

If you’re hungry order in from Pizza Meine Liebe

next door.


03 9482 7666

14. Welcome to Thornbury

This food-truck muster and large beer garden

hosts some of Melbourne’s best food-truck vendors

(six at a time) and sells jugs of beer from two long

bars. Perfect for groups.


03 9020 7940

welcometothornbury.com

15. Red Door Corner Store

Red Door is small, friendly and concentrates

on doing great food and coffee – nothing fancy,

just what you want from your cute local.

70 Mitchell Street, Northcote

03 9489 8040

reddoorcornerstore.com.au

16. Barry

Barry’s bright, greenery-filled interior sets the

standard for Melbourne’s best hospitality design.

But it’s also popular for its exceptional coffee and

extensive menu. People from outside Northcote

travel here for a reason.


03 9481 7623

barrycoffeeandfood.com

17. II Melograno

This is authentic Sicilian gelato made with fresh

ingredients in flavours such as pear and elderflower;

and Iranian pistachio. It roasts its own coffee and

has a small outdoor courtyard.


03 9482 2092

facebook.com/ilmelogranomelbourne

04. Kitty Somerset

This bar on the edge of Northcote is a good place

for a quiet drink during the week – there’s music,

but nothing that will overwhelm your conversation.

It’s open until 3am on Friday and Saturday nights.


03 9482 9445

kittysomerset.com.au

05. Northcote Social Club

Local star Courtney Barnett got her start behind

the bar here. It’s that kind of place: legendary.

It hosts shows by local and international talent

nearly every night of the week. Or just stop in for

a beer and a burger.


03 9489 3917

northcotesocialclub.com

06. The Wesley Anne

The cosy, gothic vibe inside The Wesley Anne is part

of its charm – in the 19th century it was a church.

It is a candlelit and cosy place for a meal or just

a drink. It’s well known for its large courtyard and

band room.


03 9482 1333

wesleyanne.com.au

18. The Herbert Café

This small café is housed in a former garage and is

perfectly placed for the morning commute; it’s right

near Northcote train station. Sandwiches, pastries

and coffee are all available takeaway, but eating in

is a great option too.

41 Arthurton Road, Northcote

03 8060 3637

theherbert.com.au

19. Gypsy Hideout

This white-walled, bright, light café stands out

for its menu that features comforting and familiar

options with a European influence (the Croque

Monsieur, for example). Perfect for breakfast,

lunch or brunch.


0433 249 935

20. Northern Git

Come here for classic, hearty English cuisine, a

selection of whiskies and British and Australian craft

beers. It is cosy, perfectly in keeping with the English

predilection for comfort food.

3071, 757 High Street, Thornbury

03 9484 6389

northerngitthornbury.com

07. Joanie’s Baretto

This easy-going bar specialises in authentic Italian

cocktails. Its approachable atmosphere and

dedication to its guests invokes the best of Italian

hospitality. Not fancy, but not ordinary either.

832A High Street, Thornbury

03 9480 5774

joaniesbaretto.com.au

08. Pallino Bar & Bocce

Split your time at this bar between drinks, snacks

and bocce (an Italian boules-like game). The warmly

lit room is inviting, as is its wine and cocktail lists.

To eat enjoy Italian cheese and charcuterie.


03 9484 7968

pallino.com.au

09. Trumpy

This neighbourhood bar offers a concise drinks

list and menu alongside music and an atmosphere

that makes it a great option any night of the week.

Expect some lesser-known cocktails as well as the

classics, beer, wine and spirits.


03 9480 0012

trumpybar.com

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Parks & recreationShopping

21. North St Botanical

This is not your average florist. It puts together

bunches of native blooms that are more like floral

sculptures than regular bouquets. It also sells cacti,

terrariums and other plants for the home.


03 9484 9760

northst.com.au

22. Perimeter Books

This art-book specialist deals in small-press art,

design, architecture and photography books from

Australia and overseas. The staff are dedicated to

exploring and providing the best in independent

print.


03 9484 8101

perimeterbooks.com

23. Obus Studio

Melbourne-based fashion designer Kylie Zerbst

started this womenswear label 17 years ago.

Garments are colourful and print heavy. The label’s

collections also include wardrobe basics, shoes

and accessories.


03 9482 5002

obus.com.au

24. Pop & Scott

Firmly established as a force influencing Melbourne’s

design and interiors aesthetic, this workshop and

showroom features furniture, rugs and Pop & Scott’s

signature painted concrete plant pots.

27 Hayes Street, Northcote

popandscott.com

25. Leonard St.

The perfect place to find elegant yet urban women’s

fashion. Local designer Amanda McCarthy favours

prints (often featuring animals) and colour, but

her designs are never garish. Find shoes, bags and

accessories here, too.


03 9489 5109

leonardstshop.com

26. Grandfather’s Axe – Twentieth Century Vintage

This showroom and workshop is a portal to mid-

century Scandinavian design. It stocks furniture,

ceramics, posters and lighting imported – and

sometimes refurbished – by its dedicated owners.


03 9489 8648

grandfathersaxe.com.au

27. Psarakos Market

A one-stop grocer, butcher, deli and a bottle

shop with some of the best prices in the northern

suburbs. You’ll also find imported products not

stocked at the local supermarket. It’s also great

for nuts and dry goods.

2/8 Clarendon Street, Thornbury

03 9484 1991

28. Terra Madre

This is a health-food store and a wellness clinic.

It sells organic produce and products as well

as herbs, spices and dried goods in bulk at a

great price.


03 9489 5824

terramadre.com.au

29. Northcote Plaza Shopping Centre

All the essentials for the day-to-day can be found

inside this local shopping precinct. You’ll also find

specialty stores and food outlets. It is open until

7pm on Thursdays and 8pm on Fridays.

3 Separation Street, Northcote

03 9489 8162

northcoteplaza.com

30. ALDI Northcote

For whatever you need, and a lot of things you didn’t

realise you needed, ALDI is the answer. This discount

supermarket is open until 8pm every weeknight and

until 7pm on the weekend.

Northcote Central Shopping Centre,

High Street, Northcote

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aldi.com.au

31. LUPA

Since 2001 LUPA has supplied the Northcote area

with collections by local, independent designers.

Lupa offers women’s clothes, jewellery and

accessories that fly in the face of consumerist

fast fashion.


03 9481 1614

lupa.com.au

32. CERES Community Environment Park & Market

Situated beside Merri Creek, this not-for-profit

community environment centre offers respite from

urban living. Its market and café features local and

sustainably grown produce.

Stewart Street & Roberts Street, Brunswick East

03 9389 0100

ceres.org.au

33. CERES Bike Shed

A volunteer-run initiative teaching locals to build and

repair bikes from recycled parts, and to make the most

of the area’s cycling opportunities. All tools provided.

Stewart Street & Roberts Street, Brunswick East

03 9389 0100

ceres.org.au

34. Northcote Aquatic & Recreation Centre

This bright and light-filled community recreation

centre has a 50-metre outdoor pool, a 25-metre

indoor pool, and host of group fitness class options.

It also offers lessons and squad swimming.


(03 9486 7200

northcote.ymca.org.au

35. All Nations Park

This 13-hectare park features a skate bowl,

outdoor exercise areas, children’s play areas,

a lake, a performance area and more. Its beautiful

view is a big part of the appeal of this expansive

green space.

Northcote

36. Merri Creek Trail

This iconic bike and walking trail begins at Dights

Falls, near where the Merri Creek and Yarra River

meet. The route is 21 kilometres and passes the

Ceres Community Environment Park.

Northcote

37. Palace Westgarth Cinema

This 90-year-old purpose-built cinema is an Art

Deco gem in the heart of Northcote. It plays new

releases and art-house films and its recently added

bar features a courtyard. Easily accessible by bike

or tram.


03 9482 2001

palacecinemas.com.au/cinemas/westgarth

38. Jetts 24-Hour Fitness

Work out any time of the day or night, on your

terms. This gym is contract-free and a membership

at one means access to gyms all over Melbourne.

Make getting to the gym easy.


03 9481 6997

jetts.com.au/clubs/Northcote

39. Good Vibes Yoga

This studio puts good vibes, sustainability and

wellbeing at the centre of its approach to yoga.

Good Vibes Yoga is welcoming and its studio is

the perfect place to relax or challenge yourself.

All skill levels welcome.


0422 306 224

goodvibesyoga.com.au

40. KX Pilates Northcote

This Pilates studio offers a fitness-focused 50-minute

Pilate sessions. It’s an efficient work out that makes

the most of traditional reformer Pilates, cardio and

endurance training, in a bright and beautiful space.


03 9482 7000

kxpilates.com.au

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Amenities

41. No. 86 Tram

The No. 86 tram connects the northern suburbs

to the city, all the way to Southern Cross Station

and the Docklands. It covers some of the city’s

main arteries: Northcote High Street, Smith Street,

Nicholson Street and Bourke Street in the CBD.

Northcote

42. Croxton & Northcote train stations

These two stations on the South Morang Line

connect the northern suburbs directly to the

city (via the City Loop, which stops at all the city’s

train stations) to the south. Traveling north of

Northcote it stops in Thornbury, Preston Reservoir

and beyond.

Croxton: Beaconsfield Parade / Stott Street,

Northcote

Northcote: Turnbull Grove / Herbert Street,

Northcote

43. Northcote Primary School

Northcote Primary fosters the values of creativity,

respect and community in its students. It also

encourages them to be curious and offers various

extra-curricular programs.

33 Helen Street, Northcote

03 9481 0009

northcoteps.vic.edu.au

44. Northcote High School

This secondary school lists achievement, curiosity,

humanity and fairness as its goals for its students.

It understands that to achieve the best outcomes,

students, teachers and parents must work together.

19–25 St Georges Road, Northcote

03 9488 2300

nhs.vic.edu.au

45. Westgarth Primary School

This school has the motto: “be safe, be fair, be

friendly”. It’s advice that encourages students to

look out for one another. This creates an excellent

basis for learning in an inclusive environment.

311 Clarke Street, Northcote

03 9481 5577

wgps.vic.edu.au

46. Thornbury Primary School

Thornbury Primary School provides a diverse and

sustainable learning environment. It offers a Steiner

education program, art therapy and Indigenous

Studies on top of mainstream learning.

16–22 Hutton Street, Thornbury

03 9484 3254

thornburyps.vic.edu.au

47. Thornbury High School

Giving students an opportunity to pursue their

personal interests is important to the staff at

Thornbury High. The school proves a safe and

high-achieving environment for students from

Grade 7 to VCE.

238 Collins Street, Thornbury

03 9480 4066

thornburyhs.vic.edu.au

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St Georges Road

St Georges Road

Nicholson Street

Merri Creek

Normandy Avenue

Arthurton Road

Beavers Road

Separation Street

Darebin Road

Darebin Road

Westgarth Street

Heidelberg

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Victoria Road

Station Street

Victoria Road

Fitzroy NorthAlphington

Northcote

Thornbury

Northcote Park

Merri Park

All Nations Park

Northcote Shopping Plaza

High Street

High Street

No.

86

Tram

Batman Park

Northcote Golf Club

Northcote Station

Merri Station

Rushall Station

Westgarth Station

Dennis Station Fairfield Station

Alphington Station

Croxton Station

Thornbury Station

McDonnell Park

Brunswick East

Coburg

01

32

33

29

30

38

40

42

12

34

47

35

36

45

05

23

10

11

4306

15

04

03

26

28

37

16

31

19

17

39

25

18

44

02

07

08

21

13

22

20

46

27

09

41

42

14

24

Amenities

Shopping ParksTrain line

Tram line

Bike trial

Eateries

10 Estelle Bistro & ESP

11 Pizza Meine Liebe

12 Seoul Soul Plus

13 Moor’s Head

14 Welcome to Thornbury

15 Red Door Corner Store

16 Barry

17 Il Melograno

18 The Herbert Café

19 Gypsy Hideout

20 Northern Git

Shopping

21 North St Botanical

22 Perimeter Books

23 Obus Studio

24 Pop & Scott

25 Leonard St.

26 Grandfather’s Axe –

Twentieth Century Vintage

27 Psarakos Market

28 Terra Madre

29 Northcote Plaza

Shopping Centre

30 ALDI Northcote

31 LUPA

Parks & recreation

32 CERES Community

Environment Park & Market

33 CERES Bike Shed

34 Northcote Aquatic &

Recreation Centre

35 All Nations Park

36 Merri Park &

The Merri Creek Trial

37 Palace Westgarth Cinemas

38 Jetts 24-hour Fitness

39 Good Vibes Yoga

40 KX Pilates Northcote

Amenities

41 No. 86 tram

42 Croxton & Northcote

train stations

43 Northcote Primary School

44 Northcote High School

45 Westgarth Primary School

46 Thornbury Primary School

47 Thornbury High School

Bars

01 Bar Nonna

02 Carwyn Cellars

& The Back Room Bar

03 Joe’s Shoe Store

04 Kitty Somerset

05 Northcote Social Club

06 The Wesley Anne

07 Joanie’s Baretto

08 Pallino Bar & Bocce

09 Trumpy

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