Myers St Bendigo Housing Project.
Uniting and St Andrew’s Uniting Church are partnering with the Victorian Government to help deliver safe and secure long-term housing for people in housing stress in Bendigo.
Details
Over 70 new dwellings
Central Bendigo CBD location
Environmentally sustainable design
Myers Street, Bendigo
Our community housing development.
Currently there are hundreds of households across Bendigo who are waiting for community housing and a safe and secure place to call home. We hope this development will help to fill this need by providing a large number of high–quality, modern, architecturally designed units.
Our development comprises of 73 new units at 24 Myers Street, through to 90 and 96 Mollison Street, on the under-utilised land around St Andrew’s Uniting Church.
The build includes 49 two-bedroom and 24 one-bedroom units over four to five levels close to a range of services and amenities including the city centre, public transport, supermarkets and parks.
All our apartments are now allocated, and residents are moving in soon.















Building tour
The site
- Retained community hall, the church and stables buildings
- Preserved the stand of gum trees central to the site and replace the gum tree near Mollison Street with a stand of Blackwood trees
- Demolished the car park as well as disused and under–used buildings on site
- Constructed two new buildings of four to five storeys containing 73 homes for community housing
- Created a new path through the site linking Mollison and Myers Streets
- New landscaping to the Mollison and Myers Streets frontages and within the site
- Included 21 car parks and 81 bicycle parks within the site.
Our partnership
This project is being funded by Homes Victoria as part of the Victorian Government’s $5.3 billion Big Housing Build and delivered in partnership with the St Andrew’s Congregation, Uniting Housing, and Uniting Victoria and Tasmania.