Searching for office space Collingwood teams can move into quickly? On Wezoo, exactly one serviced private office sits inside Collingwood itself — 71 Gipps Street — with eleven more private offices a short trip away in central Melbourne. This guide lists the local option in full, then the closest CBD picks, so you can compare monthly prices, capacity and availability in one place.
Wezoo is a workspace booking platform, not an operator, so these are real, bookable suites from names like Spaces, Regus, WeWork and Signature. Private offices are a longer-term, request-a-quote product — you enquire, tour and sign, rather than book by the hour. For the wider picture, see our complete guide to private offices.
Wezoo snapshot — Collingwood private offices
- 1 private office in Collingwood itself (71 Gipps Street), plus 11 more across central Melbourne nearby
- Monthly starting prices from A$355 to A$2,010 per office
- Top operators: Regus, Spaces, WeWork
What does office space Collingwood cost?
Anyone pricing office space Collingwood starts with one number: inside the suburb, private offices at 71 Gipps Street start at A$610 per month. Across the nearby CBD, monthly starting prices run from A$355 at 85 Spring Street up to A$2,010 at 460 Lonsdale Street. What you pay tracks three things: the address, the size of the suite, and the term you sign.
These are indicative starting prices from each operator. The right number for your team depends on headcount and contract length, so treat the “from” figure as a floor and request a quote for the exact suite you want. If you are weighing nearby suburbs too, our guide to office rental in Melbourne covers the broader market.
When should you choose a private office over coworking or a day office?
Choose a private office when the team is settled and the work needs a lockable room. A private office gives you a fixed address, space you control and room to add desks — the things a shared hot desk cannot promise.
Coworking suits solo founders and short stints; a day office covers the occasional in-person sprint. Once you are hiring, holding client meetings and leaving gear set up overnight, a private office earns its monthly cost. A team of five outgrows a shared desk faster than it expects.
The 10 private offices to know in and around Collingwood (2026)
Here is the honest shape of office space Collingwood on Wezoo: one address sits in the suburb; the nine below are the closest of the eleven private offices in central Melbourne, ordered roughly by how close they are to it. Each links straight through to request a quote on Wezoo.
1. 71 Gipps Street — Collingwood
This is the one address on this list that actually sits in Collingwood, on Gipps Street in the 3066 pocket where warehouse conversions meet new commercial builds. Private suites here run from A$610 a month.
What to expect: serviced private offices for teams from two to around twenty-two people, with meeting rooms, fast wifi and staffed reception handled by the operator. Several suites show as available now.
Operator: Spaces. Walkable to Smith Street trams, Victoria Park station and the cafes and breweries that made Collingwood a magnet for creative and tech firms.
2. 85 Spring Street — Melbourne CBD (east)
The closest CBD option to Collingwood sits on Spring Street, on the parliamentary edge of the city a short tram ride south. Private offices start at A$355 a month, the lowest entry price in this roundup.
What to expect: boutique serviced suites for one to twelve people, with a quieter, business-club feel rather than a busy coworking floor. Most rooms are available now.
Operator: Signature. Steps from the Parliament station end of the city and the Fitzroy Gardens, so the walk back toward Collingwood is a pleasant one.
3. 222 Exhibition Street — Melbourne CBD (east)
Exhibition Street runs straight down from the Collingwood side of the city, which makes 222 Exhibition an easy hop for a team that wants a CBD address without crossing town. Suites start at A$1,250 a month.
What to expect: full-floor style private offices for three to fifty people, with breakout lounges, phone booths and event space typical of a larger flexible building.
Operator: WeWork. Close to Melbourne Central and the Chinatown restaurants, and a direct tram line up toward Collingwood and Fitzroy.
4. 90 Collins Street — Melbourne CBD (east)
The Paris end of Collins is the prestige address of the group, and 90 Collins puts a team in it from A$938 a month. It suits firms that want a polished front door for clients.
What to expect: private offices for two to more than thirty people, with concierge, boardrooms and city views across the eastern CBD.
Operator: Regus. A short ride from Collingwood via the Collins Street trams, and close to the Treasury Gardens green edge of the city.
5. 120 Collins Street — Melbourne CBD (east)
One of Melbourne’s landmark towers, 120 Collins gives a small team a genuine blue-chip address from A$459 a month, which is remarkable for the postcode.
What to expect: private suites for one to around twenty-three people across levels 31 and 50, with high-floor outlooks and full building services.
Operator: Regus. Central to the Collins Street financial strip and an easy tram run back toward the Collingwood end of the city.
6. 180 Lonsdale Street — Melbourne CBD
Lonsdale Street sits in the working heart of the CBD, and 180 Lonsdale gives a mid-sized team room to grow from A$1,170 a month.
What to expect: private offices for two to nineteen people on level 19, with meeting rooms and a staffed reception managing the day-to-day.
Operator: Regus. Near Melbourne Central station, so a Collingwood commute by train or tram lands you a block or two away.
7. 152 Elizabeth Street — Melbourne CBD (midtown)
Elizabeth Street runs through midtown, and 152 Elizabeth is a good middle option for a growing team, with suites from A$830 a month.
What to expect: private offices for three to fifty people in a design-led flexible building, with lounges, wellness rooms and plenty of breakout space.
Operator: WeWork. Handy to the Bourke Street Mall and tram routes that connect back toward Collingwood and the inner north.
8. 367 Collins Street — Melbourne CBD (west-central)
Further along Collins toward the western towers, 367 Collins puts a compact team on level 32 from A$1,155 a month, with sweeping views over the city grid.
What to expect: private offices for three to fourteen people, suited to a professional-services firm that wants a smaller, high-floor footprint.
Operator: Regus. A slightly longer trip from Collingwood, but well served by the free tram zone through the CBD.
9. 460 Lonsdale Street — Melbourne CBD (west)
At the western end of Lonsdale, 460 Lonsdale is built for larger teams, with private floors from A$2,010 a month, the top entry price here.
What to expect: private offices for six to nineteen people, with the meeting rooms and support a bigger headcount needs on day one.
Operator: Regus. Close to Flagstaff Gardens and station, a straightforward ride from the Collingwood side of the inner north.
10. Rialto M2 — Melbourne CBD (west)
The Rialto is one of Melbourne’s most recognisable towers, and the M2 podium space opens private suites from A$549 a month at the western edge of the CBD.
What to expect: private offices for one to around twenty-three people, with the design and amenity of a flagship flexible building.
Operator: Spaces. The furthest of the group from Collingwood, but linked by the Collins Street trams straight across the city.
How do you choose a private office, and how far ahead should you enquire?
Start with headcount and a twelve-month view of it, then match the suite to the bigger number. Shortlist on address and commute, check what the monthly price includes — meeting-room credits, reception, cleaning — and tour before you sign.
- Set your team size for the next year, not just today.
- Pick two or three addresses that suit everyone’s commute.
- Request quotes and compare what each monthly price includes.
- Tour the shortlist, then sign the term that fits.
On timing: office space Collingwood turns over quickly, so enquire four to six weeks before you want to move in. Because a private office is a request-a-quote product, the sooner you start the conversation, the more choice you keep. Teams comparing other cities can look at office rental in Sydney for a sense of the range.
Which areas suit a private office search in and around Collingwood?
Collingwood proper is the warehouse-and-laneway strip around Smith and Gipps Streets, close to Victoria Park station and the Smith Street trams — the natural first choice if the postcode matters to your brand.
If you widen the search, the eastern CBD is the closest slice of the city: Spring Street, Exhibition Street and the Paris end of Collins are a short tram ride away. Push west along Lonsdale and Collins and you reach larger towers like the Rialto. For a comparable inner-city market interstate, see office space in West End.
Office Space Collingwood — FAQ
How many private offices does Wezoo list in Collingwood?
Wezoo lists one serviced private office inside Collingwood, at 71 Gipps Street, with private suites from A$610 per month. Another eleven private offices sit a short trip away in central Melbourne.
How much is office space in Collingwood per month?
The Collingwood private office at 71 Gipps Street starts at A$610 per month. Nearby CBD options range from A$355 to A$2,010 per month, depending on address, suite size and term.
Can I book a private office in Collingwood online?
No. A private office is a request-a-quote product, so you enquire, tour and sign rather than book by the hour. Use the request link on each listing to start the conversation on Wezoo.
What is the cheapest office in the area?
Among the offices in this guide, 85 Spring Street on the eastern edge of the CBD has the lowest starting price at A$355 per month for a small suite.
Which operators run private offices near Collingwood?
The nearby buildings are run by Spaces, Regus, WeWork and Signature. The Collingwood address itself, 71 Gipps Street, is operated by Spaces.
How far is the CBD from Collingwood?
Collingwood sits just north-east of the city, so the eastern CBD — Spring, Exhibition and Collins Streets — is a short tram ride or a walk, and served by Victoria Park and Parliament stations.
Looking for a private office in or near Collingwood?
Set up in Collingwood, or a tram ride away
That is office space Collingwood in 2026: the suburb keeps one private office of its own, and the city next door fills in the rest. Compare the monthly prices, check what each suite includes, and request the one that fits. The full list stays current on the Collingwood private offices page.
Sources
- City of Yarra — local council for Collingwood
- Public Transport Victoria — trains and trams serving Collingwood and the CBD
