The Biggest ever Block renovation

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The Oslo Hotel – at 38 Grey Street, St Kilda – is a sprawling Neo Georgian property built by an unknown architect around 1859, and was originally a row of five, three-storey terrace houses. During this time, the St Kilda region was home to Melbourne's elite, and Grey Street was one of the grandest addresses in the city.

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Since then, the region rapidly declined - becoming known as the city's red-light district. The Oslo's current façade – with porch, balconies and arches – was added to the building sometime during the early 20th Century.

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Brenchley Architects took the challenge to bring the Oslo Hotel back to life.

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Property Photographs from Domain.com.au listings

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