United Tannery Private Offices
Space overview
A converted tannery in the heart of the Collingwood creative precinct. These spaces are perfect for creatives looking for desk space, whether you're a designer, writer, architect, artist!
Old wooden floorboards, exposed brick, fresh white walls throughout, each room has windows allowing fresh air and natural light, as well as air conditioning and heating to make them comfortable year-round. 4 offices available and one meeting room. All offices unfurnished.
Within walking distance of Smith Street, Gertrude Street and Johnston Street, Collingwood. Public transport is easily accessible, great coffee and food options, nightlife, parks and gyms.
Features and facilities
Accessibility features
- Accessible public transport
- Accessible path to entrance from parking or public transport
- Accessible toilets
- Quiet areas or spaces
General features
- Non-gendered toilets
- Dedicated desk
- Lockable space
- Lockable storage
- Meeting room
- 24/7 access
- Air conditioning
- Bike rack
- Free wifi
- Fridge
- Heating
- Kitchenette
- Toilets
Technology features
- Printer
- Wifi
- Wired internet connection
Location
Address
121
Rokeby Street,
Collingwood, 3066
Access Hours
24/7
We have a variety of private spaces available, from 1-3 person offices. All have their own opening windows with loads of natural light. Exposed brick, and wooden floorboards, the offices are filled with natural charm.
All offices come with free access to the communal lounge, bookable meeting room, kitchenette, printing and copying, hi-speed internet both wifi and hard wired, bike storage, and much more.
Off-street parking is also available on enquiry.
Get in touch to arrange a time to visit the space!
Getting here
Transport options
- Bus
- Train
- Tram
Close to Smith Street, Victoria Parade, Johnston Street and Hoddle Street trams and buses, also close to CollingwoodTrain Station.
Parking
Parking space on site available at additional cost, $250per month (ex. GST) Some free and metered street parking in surrounds.
