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Kew is known for its charming blend of culture and convenience. It's close enough to the city to be convenient, far enough away to get out from the hustle and bustle. It offers scenic tree lined streets with a mixture of architectural styles, vast parklands including walking & bike tracks, quality groceries, fresh produce and gourmet delights, plus a diverse range of unique cafes and restaurants. Whether you're in the mood for a quick coffee fix or a leisurely brunch with friends, Kew's cafes provide a delightful array of options to satisfy every palate. All of this and you're only 7 kms from the heart of thriving Melbourne city.
Studio 58 is a short walk away from public transport, the Recreation Centre, a fabulous contemporary art museum (Lyon Housemuseum), and High Street (the main thoroughfare into the heart of the shopping strip) You'll find wonderful providores, cafes and restaurants. I recommend Toscanos (fruit & veggies) , Woodfrog bakery, and Cannings butcher for your groceries. There are many quality cafes and restaurants to choose from, some of my personal favourites include Ora Cafe, Frank & Harri, Xocolatl (they make the most delicious hand made chocolates - truly special), Cru and Centonove. You'll find these detailed in the link below with all accompanying links. In addition the Yarra river and parklands are a beautiful 10 minute walk away, and within the area you can do bush walking, hire row boats and play golf. We really have the fortunate lifestyle blend of city and nature here in Kew.

The tram (number 48) runs along High Street, and is a short walk to the top of our street. It goes out to Box Hill from our side of the street, or into the centre of Melbourne city from the other. It runs along Bridge Road (Richmond) into the CBD along Collins Street. A ride to the city should take approximately 30 minutes depending on the time of the day.
The closest bus stop is a short walk down the bottom of our street and across a small park to Asquith Street. The 302 and 304 bus lines run along this street either into the city or out in the other direction towards Doncaster. This is a faster trip to the city than the tram.