South Melbourne Removalists

We offer local, short distance removal services all over South Melbourne, please check out our list to know more about the areas that we cover.

MiniMovers Removalists South Melbourne will help you in all areas of your move with a comprehensive removal package including professional prepackers and unpackers who can also be hired at an hourly rate. Our MiniMovers Boxes will help prevent damage and speed up the moving process, thus dramatically decreasing the moving time and costs. Plus with our Buy Back system, we’ll let you save even more.
Storage is not a problem either – ask us for solutions and we’ll help you with your self-storage needs.
Book now to and have the biggest, exceptionally professional local Removalists in South Melbourne to come and help you move!

Just over the Yarra from Melbourne’s CBD, you’ll find the suburb of South Melbourne. As one of Melbourne’s oldest suburbs, it is home to a large array of people. Originally known as Emerald Town, South Melbourne was once an old volcanic outcrop and during the summer months was used for recreation and military training. Emerald Hill officially changed names to South Melbourne in 1883.

South Melbourne is only a stone throw away from Hobson Bay, as well as the walking tracks of Albert Park Lake. It borders the industrial area of the Port Melbourne, and the riverside suburb of Southbank. At only 2.5km walk from Melbourne’s CBD, South Melbourne is a great suburb for those who work in the city.

South Melbourne property prices are higher than the average for the rest of Victoria both for houses and units. A three bedroom house sells for an average of $1,353,000 and rents for an average of $750 per week; a two bedroom unit sells for an average of $565,000 and rents for an average of $520 per week. South Melbourne is a relatively high demand area, attracting an average of 44 people per property. For those with children, there is only one school in the suburb, with a small number of schools in surrounding suburbs.

Despite living so close to the city, South Melbourne offers lots of recreational activities, even on weekends. From restaurants and cafes, the South Melbourne Markets, the Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre through to exploring nearby suburbs, you certainly won’t be bored. It’s also only a short drive to the beachside suburbs of St Kilda and Brighton, making a day at the beach easy.

There is some development of new residential blocks going on around South Melbourne, and the local council has plans for further development of the educational and recreational areas.

South Melbourne is a great suburb for those who don’t mind an older inner city suburb while still being within walking distance to work.