If you are hunting for office space St Kilda, start with one honest fact: Wezoo has no private office in St Kilda itself. The bayside suburb sits south of the river, and the serviced-office supply clusters up in the Melbourne city grid. For the full picture of the market, read our complete guide to private office space in Australia.
St Kilda is bayside. The offices are city-side. A single tram line, the Route 96, joins the two in about twenty minutes, so a St Kilda base and a city office are closer than the map suggests. This guide lists the 11 nearest private offices on Wezoo, all in the Melbourne CBD and Docklands, with what each costs, who runs it, and who it suits. (Note for searchers: this is St Kilda, Victoria, not St Kilda in South Australia or the Scottish islands of the same name.)
Because the supply sits in the city, the quickest way to compare every option is the Melbourne listing. For an overview of every option, see the full list of private offices in Melbourne, then narrow by size and street once you know your team.
Wezoo snapshot: Melbourne private offices near St Kilda
- 11 private offices available on Wezoo, all in the Melbourne CBD and Docklands
- Starting prices from A$355 to A$32,025 per month, depending on suite size
- Top operators: Regus, WeWork, Spaces
What does office space St Kilda cost?
There is no St Kilda listing to price, so the honest answer is the city market a tram ride north. On Wezoo, private offices nearest St Kilda start from A$355 a month at 85 Spring Street and run to A$32,025 a month for the largest hundred-plus-person suites at Two Melbourne Quarter.
Most searchers land in the middle. A lockable room for a few people sits in the hundreds per month at the entry addresses, while a full suite for a team runs into the low thousands. Private offices are a lead-gen enquiry on Wezoo, so you request the suite and the operator confirms the current price for your headcount and term, rather than booking a fixed nightly rate.
When should you choose a private office over coworking?
A private office earns its keep when a team needs a lockable door, a fixed desk per person, and a street address that stays the same. If you only need a desk a few days a week, a hot desk is cheaper and lighter.
For a St Kilda business, the private office wins when client calls need quiet, when gear and files live on-site, and when the brand benefits from a Collins Street or Docklands address. If you are weighing the lighter options first, compare nearby markets like office space in South Yarra before you commit.
The 11 best private offices near St Kilda
These are the nearest options for office space St Kilda searchers, every one on Wezoo and within the Melbourne CBD or Docklands, ordered by entry price so the smallest suites come first. None sit inside St Kilda; each is a short tram or train ride from the bay.
1. 85 Spring Street — the Parliament end of the CBD
Right by Parliament and the Fitzroy Gardens, this Signature address is the closest in feel to St Kilda’s leafy side.
What to expect: Private offices from A$355/month, with suites for 1 to 12 people. Private suites start small and stay flexible, so a solo consultant or a team of a dozen both fit.
Operator: Signature. A quiet, heritage-toned building for people who want the city without the hard-edged tower feel. Request 85 Spring Street on Wezoo →
2. Rialto M2 — the Rialto towers, western CBD
Set in Melbourne’s landmark Rialto towers on the western edge of the grid, a short walk from Southern Cross.
What to expect: Private offices from A$439/month, with suites for 1 to 23 people. The range runs wide here, from a single lockable room to suites for more than twenty, so you scale without moving.
Operator: Spaces. Spaces fits out the floors with its own cafe-style common areas, handy for client meetings between the trams. Request Rialto M2 on Wezoo →
3. 152 Elizabeth St — the CBD, by Bourke Street Mall
A WeWork building in the middle of the retail core, steps from Bourke Street Mall and the Elizabeth Street trams.
What to expect: Private offices from A$490/month, with suites for 3 to 50 people. Suites suit small teams first, then step up to larger floors as you grow across the year.
Operator: WeWork. Good for a St Kilda founder who wants a buzzy, central base without committing to a whole floor. Request 152 Elizabeth St on Wezoo →
4. 120 Collins Street — Collins Street, CBD
One of Melbourne’s prestige Collins Street towers, this Regus floor sits high with city and bay views on clear days.
What to expect: Private offices from A$529/month, with suites for 1 to 23 people. The occupancy range is the broadest of the Regus addresses, from a one-person room to a suite for twenty-plus.
Operator: Regus. A polished choice when the address matters to the clients you bring in from the bayside. Request 120 Collins Street on Wezoo →
5. Two Melbourne Quarter — the Docklands waterfront
Across the river in Docklands, this Spaces building opens onto the new waterfront precinct and Wurundjeri Way.
What to expect: Private offices from A$610/month, with suites for 2 to 105 people. It carries the deepest range of the lot, from compact rooms to large suites that hold a hundred-plus.
Operator: Spaces. Easy parking and the free City Circle tram make it a soft landing for a team arriving from the south. Request Two Melbourne Quarter on Wezoo →
6. 120 Spencer St — the western CBD, near Southern Cross
A WeWork tower in the western CBD, next to Southern Cross Station and the regional train lines.
What to expect: Private offices from A$890/month, with suites for 3 to 50 people. Suites begin small and extend to full floors, so a growing St Kilda team has room to expand in place.
Operator: WeWork. The transport doorstep suits anyone splitting time between the office and interstate travel. Request 120 Spencer St on Wezoo →
7. 90 Collins Street — the Paris end of Collins Street
At the Paris end of Collins Street, this Regus address trades on one of Melbourne’s best-known business streets.
What to expect: Private offices from A$938/month, with suites for 2 to 33 people. Rooms range from a pair of desks up to a suite for more than thirty people.
Operator: Regus. A considered pick when you want a recognised street name on your letterhead. Request 90 Collins Street on Wezoo →
8. 367 Collins Street — Collins Street financial core
Deep in the financial core, this Regus floor puts you among the banks and advisory firms of central Collins Street.
What to expect: Private offices from A$1155/month, with suites for 3 to 14 people. The suites here lean mid-sized, comfortable for teams of roughly three to fourteen.
Operator: Regus. Best for a St Kilda practice that meets clients in the money end of town. Request 367 Collins Street on Wezoo →
9. 180 Lonsdale Street — the northern CBD grid
On the northern grid near the Chinatown and theatre fringe, this Regus building mixes work with the city’s best lunch runs.
What to expect: Private offices from A$1170/month, with suites for 2 to 19 people. Suites run from a couple of desks to a room for close to twenty.
Operator: Regus. A practical base for teams that value being near the trams on Lonsdale and Russell. Request 180 Lonsdale Street on Wezoo →
10. 222 Exhibition St — the east CBD theatre district
A WeWork address in the east CBD, by the theatres and the top of the city’s hospitality strip.
What to expect: Private offices from A$1250/month, with suites for 3 to 50 people. Suites start small and climb to larger floors as headcount grows through the year.
Operator: WeWork. A lively corner for a creative St Kilda team that likes an after-work precinct downstairs. Request 222 Exhibition St on Wezoo →
11. 460 Lonsdale Street — the CBD legal precinct
In the legal precinct near the courts, this Regus floor is built for firms that want gravity in their address.
What to expect: Private offices from A$2010/month, with suites for 6 to 19 people. Suites here start larger, framed for teams of roughly six to twenty rather than solo desks.
Operator: Regus. The pick when a St Kilda practice is scaling up and needs a serious city footprint. Request 460 Lonsdale Street on Wezoo →
How far ahead should you enquire?
For a private office, give yourself two to four weeks. You enquire on Wezoo, the operator confirms availability and the price for your team size, and you agree a start date and term. Enquire for the suite. Move in when it suits you.
Terms for office space St Kilda searchers are flexible at every address here, from month-to-month at the serviced operators to longer commitments that lower the monthly rate. Ask about fit-out, parking, and after-hours access when you enquire, since those vary building by building. For a larger team, you may also want to scan serviced offices in Box Hill in Melbourne’s east as a comparison point.
Best Melbourne neighbourhoods for St Kilda office searchers
For office space St Kilda searchers, the natural choices are the southern and western edges of the city, closest to the bay and the tram lines. The Collins Street run holds the prestige addresses at 90, 120, and 367 Collins. Docklands, just across the river at Two Melbourne Quarter, offers newer buildings, easier parking, and the free City Circle tram.
The western CBD around Spencer Street and the Rialto suits anyone who also uses Southern Cross Station. If you would rather stay south of the river, supply thins quickly, with only a handful of buildings in South Melbourne and South Yarra, so the city grid remains the practical home for a St Kilda team.
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Office Space St Kilda: FAQ
Does Wezoo have a private office in St Kilda?
No. Wezoo currently lists no private office inside St Kilda. The nearest serviced offices are in the Melbourne CBD and Docklands, a short tram ride north on the Route 96.
How much is office space near St Kilda?
Private offices near St Kilda start from A$355 a month at 85 Spring Street and rise with suite size, into the thousands for larger teams. You request a quote on Wezoo for your exact headcount and term.
Which operators run offices near St Kilda?
The nearest buildings are run by Regus, WeWork, Spaces, and Signature. Across the 11 listings, Regus has the most addresses, followed by WeWork and Spaces.
How do I get from St Kilda to the city offices?
The Route 96 tram links St Kilda with the CBD in roughly twenty minutes, and trains from Balaclava or Windsor reach Flinders Street quickly. Docklands adds the free City Circle tram once you are in the grid.
Can I rent a small private office for one or two people?
Yes. Several addresses, including 85 Spring Street, 120 Collins Street, and Rialto M2, list rooms from one person, so a solo founder or a pair from St Kilda has entry options.
Do I book or enquire for a private office?
You enquire. Private offices on Wezoo are a lead-gen request, so you send an enquiry and the operator confirms the price and availability for your team, rather than booking a fixed slot online.
The short version
St Kilda has the lifestyle; the city has the offices. Until Wezoo lists a building in the suburb itself, the smart move for office space St Kilda is a serviced office in the CBD or Docklands, chosen for the tram line home and the size you actually need. Start small, enquire early, and let the address do some of the work.
Sources
- City of Port Phillip, the local council covering St Kilda.
- Public Transport Victoria, for Route 96 tram and train connections between St Kilda and the city.
