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A Triple-Fronted Jewel in Toorak’s Crown set to sell for circa $15m

Jess Freeman • 05/09/2025
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MELBOURNE – In a suburb synonymous with prestige, heritage, and architectural excellence, the upcoming sale of 226–228 Williams Road (Corner Tashinny Road & Gordon Street), Toorak marks a defining moment in Melbourne’s luxury residential landscape.

The 1,774 sqm* supersite boasting three street frontages and a permit-approved scheme, is poised to attract the attention of Australia’s most discerning developers.

Positioned at the corner of Tashinny Road and Gordon Street, the site is being offered by Sun Property Group through Cushman & Wakefield’s Hamish Burgess, Leon Ma, and Daniel Wolman leading the campaign who said this is not just another development opportunity, it’s a rare convergence of scale, location, and perfect timing in the market as Melbourne’s development landscape shifts in lieu of three rate reductions so far in 2025.

The sale, via International Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 9 October, is expected to fetch interest in the vicinity of $15 million.

With an existing permit in place and strong potential for further uplift under innovative new planning initiatives such as the expanded Activity Centre Program or Great Design Fast Track, the site offers a blueprint for high-end living in one of Melbourne’s most affluent enclaves.

Surrounded by elite amenities, from Hawksburn Village and Toorak Village to Como Park, Royal South Yarra Tennis Club, and Saint Haven Wellness, the location is a magnet for lifestyle-focused buyers. The success of nearby projects like Hawksburn Place by Gurner and Tintern by Prime Edition underscores the appetite for luxury apartment living in this tightly held pocket.

According to Hamish Burgess of Cushman & Wakefield, “We’re seeing strong interest from boutique developers and private family offices who understand the value of delivering timeless, high-end residences in blue-chip locations. This site ticks every box; scale, frontage, planning, and prestige.”

Leon Ma of Cushman & Wakefield also acknowledged the scarcity of such opportunities in today’s market. “Development opportunities within Melbourne’s premier suburbs are rare in this market yet highly sought after as developers are seeking high end opportunities to offset recent construction cost escalations. Sites of this scale and within certain high revenue hotspots are in high demand.”

226-228 Williams Road (Corner Tashinny Road & Gordon Street), Toorak is for Sale by International Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 9 October at 2pm (AEDT) through Cushman & Wakefield Development Sites team.

 


*Approx.

For more information, please contact the exclusive agents below.
Cushman & Wakefield
Hamish Burgess | 0421 641 497
Daniel Wolman | 0412 957 839
Leon Ma | 0417 070 725



About Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) is a leading global commercial real estate services firm for occupiers and investors with approximately 53,000 employees in over 350 offices and nearly 60 countries. In 2025, the firm reported revenue of $10.3 billion across its core service lines of Services, Leasing, Capital markets, and Valuation and other. Built around the belief that Better never settles, the firm receives numerous industry and business accolades for its award-winning culture. For additional information, visit www.cushmanwakefield.com.

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