Tiga Commercial is proud to exclusively present for lease, 47-49 A’Beckett Street, Melbourne.

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Located within Melbourne’s thriving CBD precinct, 47-49 A'Beckett Street is a three-level office building with approximately 225.3sqm of space and over 15m* of prime street frontage, offering excellent exposure and branding potential.  

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Positioned close to high-density retail, dining, and lifestyle amenities—including RMIT, The University of Melbourne, and Queen Victoria Market—this site benefits from high foot traffic and significant precinct growth with multiple mixed-use developments underway, including the new State Library Metro Station positioned for opening late 2025.

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The property features a modern ground-floor reception area, open-plan workspace with street-facing windows, and two well-appointed kitchenettes and breakout zones across the ground and first floors. The flexible layout includes partitioned offices, ground-to-level 1 disabled lift, collaboration spaces, a glass-walled meeting room, and a top-floor executive suite with private amenities—ideal for a range of commercial uses.

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Ground: 105.2sqm

Level 1: 101.2sqm

Level 2: 18.9sqm

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Key features include:  

• Prime position within Melbourne’s thriving 24-hour Swanston and Elizabeth Street precincts, ensuring continuous foot traffic and activity day and night
• Proximity to retail, dining, and lifestyle amenities, including RMIT, The University of Melbourne, and Queen Victoria Market
• Multiple mixed-use developments within the precinct are under construction or approved, reflecting significant future uplift
• Poised to benefit from the presence of 99,000* RMIT University students just steps away, directly opposite RMIT’s new building, and amidst a daily footfall of 20,000^ pedestrians along Elizabeth Street
• Ideally located near major transport connections, including the upcoming State Library Metro Station, due for completion in 2025, Melbourne Central Station, tram routes along Elizabeth and Swanston Streets, and nearby CBD bus links

^Source: pedestrian.melbourne.vic.gov.au

*Source: rmit.edu.au