Woodards Inner North

Woodards Inner North Prestige real estate experts in Melbourne’s most liveable suburbs. Connecting people with property since 1921. Northcote Reservoir.

Located in Northcote, Woodards has been providing a service for their client’s property requirements in the inner and northern suburbs of Melbourne since 1921. Our client-focused approach is what sets us apart, and is attributed with being the key to our success. We set out to establish long-term business relationships with our clients by listening to their requirements and hearing what they have

to say. In doing so, we aim to understand your needs and make the entire buying or selling process an enjoyable experience.

Here’s where to soak up AFL Finals season across Melbourne’s Inner North. 🏉Melbourne comes alive in September when final...
31/08/2026

Here’s where to soak up AFL Finals season across Melbourne’s Inner North. 🏉

Melbourne comes alive in September when finals footy rolls around, and in 2026 there’s even more action to enjoy. The new Wildcard Round means ten teams are in the mix and finals footy stretches across five weeks, culminating in the AFL Grand Final at the MCG on Saturday 26 September.

So, where are we watching?

In Brunswick, the Railway Hotel brings the big-game atmosphere with screens inside and out in the beer garden, while the Sporting Club Hotel is another great local option for settling in for an afternoon of footy.

Over in Northcote, Welcome to Thornbury is showing the action live and loud on the big screens, with food trucks, drinks and its huge beer garden. Northcote Social Club is another local favourite, with its beer-garden deck ready for Grand Final day.

Head further south and The Terminus in Fitzroy North is known for its footy celebrations, while The Great Northern in Carlton North combines the game with one of the Inner North’s favourite leafy beer gardens.

Prefer to make a family day of it? The free Macca’s Footy Festival takes over Yarra Park from Wednesday 23 to Saturday 26 September, with player appearances, kids’ activities, live music and food trucks.

Then there’s the Grand Final Parade on Friday 25 September. With the Friday before the Grand Final a Victorian public holiday, it’s the perfect excuse to make a long weekend of it.

And if footy isn’t your thing? Take advantage of a quieter Melbourne and wander your favourite local high street, visit a market or spend the day at a gallery or museum.

Whether you’re watching every minute or happily avoiding the game altogether, there’s plenty to enjoy this finals season.

A freestanding two-bedroom period home in Ascot Vale, where the character has been beautifully kept and Union Road is ju...
29/08/2026

A freestanding two-bedroom period home in Ascot Vale, where the character has been beautifully kept and Union Road is just moments away.

Behind the fretwork verandah, there’s plenty to fall for. Decorative ceilings, original fireplaces, polished timber floors and rich timber details bring the heritage charm, while the rear of the home opens into a bright kitchen, dining and living space made for modern life.

Throw open the timber doors and the living continues outside to a private paved courtyard surrounded by greenery. It’s an easy setup for morning coffee, dinner with friends or a quiet Sunday at home.

With trams, schools, local shopping and the Showgrounds all within easy reach, this is a great opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers or anyone wanting character without giving up convenience.

📍 64 Francis Street, Ascot Vale
2 Bed | 1 Bath

Auction Saturday 19 September at 11:00am

Mario Butera
0412 380 400

Monica Caminiti
0404 590 334

Art Deco architecture and four-bedroom family living in Thornbury. This is a home where the design deserves your attenti...
27/08/2026

Art Deco architecture and four-bedroom family living in Thornbury. This is a home where the design deserves your attention first.

350 Victoria Road, Thornbury
4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2 Cars

Architectural character gives this home an identity of its own, while the generous interiors and flexible floorplan make it every bit as practical for modern family life.

With four bedrooms, three bathrooms and multiple spaces to live, work and entertain, there’s room for everyone without losing the design details that make the home feel special.

And with Thornbury’s cafés, restaurants, parks, schools and public transport all within easy reach, the location brings the inner-north lifestyle with it.

Open for inspection
Saturday 29 August | 12.00pm

Mario Butera
0412 380 400

Monica Caminiti
0404 590 334

26/08/2026

A four-bedroom architecturally designed home in Preston, tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac with parklands, High Street and the best of the inner north close by.

13 Parkside Row, Preston
4 Beds | 2 Baths | 2 Cars | 257sqm

Designed with family life in mind, there’s plenty of room to spread out here. Multiple living zones and a dedicated study give everyone their own space, while the light-filled open-plan kitchen, living and dining area brings everyone back together.

Sliding doors connect the living spaces to the alfresco area, ready for weekend barbecues, long lunches and evenings with friends.

Add heating and cooling, excellent storage, a secure garage plus additional off-street parking, and a West Preston location surrounded by parks, walking trails, cafes, schools and public transport.

Auction Saturday 19 September at 10.00am

Steven Eid
0466 374 350

Anthony Lapadula
0401 655 005

Preston buyers looking for contemporary living without giving up privacy, this is the kind of home that feels like its o...
24/08/2026

Preston buyers looking for contemporary living without giving up privacy, this is the kind of home that feels like its own little sanctuary.

35 Wilcox Street, Preston
3 Beds | 2 Baths | 2 Cars

Built around a private courtyard oasis, the home has been designed for easy everyday living, with generous spaces to come together and quieter corners when you want them.

There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a skylit studio that gives you the flexibility of a home office or fourth bedroom. And when friends come over, that central courtyard becomes the natural heart of the home.

High Street, Plenty Road trams, Preston Station and local cafés are all within an easy stroll.

Auction | Saturday 19 September at 2:00pm

Mario Lionetti 0418 319 359
Andrew Guarino 0425 807 800

21/08/2026

Looking for a Thornbury home with room for family, work and even a separate income stream? This one gives you options most homes simply can’t.

31 Flinders Street, Thornbury
4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2 Cars | 359m²

Behind the weatherboard façade, three bedrooms and character-filled interiors lead through to a generous open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, before opening out to a paved backyard made for entertaining.

Then there’s the self-contained studio. With its own private entrance, kitchenette, living area, bathroom and laundry, it could work as guest accommodation, a home office, fourth bedroom, space for extended family or a separate rental opportunity.

And with High Street’s cafes, shops and dining, local schools, parks and public transport all within walking distance, the location gives you just as much flexibility as the home itself.

Auction | Saturday 12 September at 1:00pm

Mario Butera | 0412 380 400
Monica Caminiti | 0404 590 334

For Lease | $795 per week1/19 Raleigh Street, Thornbury2 Beds | 2 Baths | 1 CarThornbury living is hard to beat when Hig...
21/08/2026

For Lease | $795 per week

1/19 Raleigh Street, Thornbury
2 Beds | 2 Baths | 1 Car

Thornbury living is hard to beat when High Street is a short stroll away and Harry Reserve is right outside your window.

This modern townhouse makes the most of its position, with generous open-plan living flowing to a balcony overlooking the reserve. There’s plenty of room to entertain, a well-appointed kitchen, two generous bedrooms, two bathrooms and a handy study nook for working from home.

A private courtyard gives you another outdoor space to enjoy, while split-system heating and cooling and a secure garage make everyday living easy.

Cafes, shops, parks, bike and walking trails, schools and transport are all close by, giving you the kind of low-maintenance lifestyle Thornbury does so well.

Available Monday 7 September 2026

Mercedes Antonopoulos | 0424 148 299

19/08/2026

The Reserve Bank’s decision to leave the cash rate on hold at 4.35% is welcome news for buyers, sellers and businesses alike.

While it’s unlikely to spark an overnight recovery in Melbourne’s property market, it does provide something many buyers have been waiting for: a little more certainty.

Recent inflation data has been encouraging, while signs of a softer labour market are beginning to emerge. With previous rate increases still working their way through the economy, the pause gives households and businesses time to adjust.

For buyers, that matters.

Over recent months, we’ve seen many adopt a “wait-and-see” approach. Not because they’ve stopped wanting to buy, but because they’ve been uncertain about where rates were heading. A hold may help bring some of that confidence back to the market.

First-home buyers remain active, particularly in the unit market, supported by government incentives, stamp duty concessions and, for some, help from the Bank of Mum and Dad. It’s often upgraders and downsizers who have been more hesitant.

For those looking to upgrade, a softer market can also present an opportunity. When you’re buying and selling in the same market, lower prices can mean the gap between your current home and your next one becomes smaller.

And Melbourne isn’t one market. Performance continues to vary significantly between suburbs and property types, with quality homes still attracting strong competition.

A-grade properties in sought-after locations, with good floorplans and access to quality schools, remain in demand regardless of broader market conditions.

Property has always been a long-term investment. Market cycles come and go, and softer periods can create opportunities for buyers who are ready to act before confidence fully returns.

19/08/2026

Buyers are back at the table.

Last week's Reserve Bank's decision to hold the cash rate at 4.35% has shifted the energy in the local market.

In our latest market update, we cover:
- Why this rate hold brings buyers back to the table.
- How the "wait-and-see" approach is shifting as buyers gain confidence.
- Why A-grade properties in the right location with good floor plans and access to great schools always attract strong competition.

Watch the full video update below, and for a deeper dive into what this means for your property goals, read our latest market insights via the link in comments below.

There aren’t many spots on the Fitzroy North fringe that feel this connected yet so quietly tucked away. Natural light, ...
18/08/2026

There aren’t many spots on the Fitzroy North fringe that feel this connected yet so quietly tucked away. Natural light, modern style and a location that makes every day that little bit easier is a combination that’s hard to beat.

11 Elizabeth Street, Northcote
3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1 Cars

From slow mornings in the north-facing courtyard to evenings spent wandering to nearby cafés or along Merri Creek, this is the kind of home that fits effortlessly into your routine.

Fresh, move-in ready and designed for easy living, it brings together comfort, privacy and a floorplan that simply works. With the tram at your door and the best of the inner north within easy reach, it’s a place you’ll love coming home to.

Andrew Guarino 0425 807 800
Steven Eid 0466 374 350

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460 High Street
Northcote, VIC
3070

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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