The office leasing potential of Melbourne's Toorak Village can be identified via the latest opportunities available through Gross Waddell. 

Two high profile corner site office spaces, situated at Level 1, 429 Toorak Road and Level 1, 14 Wallace Avenue, each offer a prominent presence within the Melbourne suburb. 

Nestled amongst an abundance of cafes, restaurants, major banks, and national retailers, Level 1, 429 Toorak Road comprises a building area of 220 square metres within an elegant tudor-style two-storey building.

At a glance: 

• Two corner site offices in Toorak Village are available for lease through Tamara Gross, of Gross Waddell. 
• Level 1, 429 Toorak Road and Level 1, 14 Wallace Avenue both feature proximity to cafes, restaurants, and transport options.
• Toorak Village was identified as a suburb where there would be continued demand for office leasing space by the City of Stonnington back in 2008.

The partitioned, open-plan office can accommodate up to 15 people and comes with the availability of up to three car spaces.

The first-floor office at Level 1,14 Wallace Avenue benefits from being situated in a similarly iconic building, and provides opportunities on Wallace Avenue and Jackson Street.

Features include a floor area of approximately 172 square metres, three onsite car spaces, and proximity to convenient transport options, including the Toorak Road Tram, the Grange Road Bus, and Hawksburn Station.

A street view of Toorak Village. Source: Gross Waddell

Gross Waddell Head of Leasing, Tamara Gross, said Toorak was among the suburbs to have experienced an increased amount of office leasing activity in recent times. 

"Areas such as Toorak Village with a good retail strip are in high demand, particularly when there are also cafes, banks, and supermarkets in the vicinity," she said.

"Both of these sites are corner offices, allowing for tenants to really make their mark on the location."

Research from SGS Research and Economics published in the City of Stonnington's Toorak Village Structure Plan 2008 suggested there would be strong continued demand for office space in the City of Stonnington up until 2023, with more than 52,000 square metres required.

The report found that Toorak Village had the potential to compete for some of this space, given its "strong on-going role in the provision of serviced and professional office space targeting smaller business needs".

For more information about the leasing opportunities available in Toorak Village, email or phone Tamara Gross via the details provided below.

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