The Wilds is a sensitively designed collection of 15 houses on the banks of Merri Creek, crafted by Edition Office and delivered by Beulah. This is an exceptionally rare opportunity to live next to nature in the heart of Northcote. Experience an architecturally designed home that blurs the boundary between open interiors, lush gardens, native landscapes and a welcoming neighbourhood. The Wilds is a place to reconnect, and rediscover the nature of living well.
Nature
Connected to nature, inspired by nature, working with nature. Every element of The Wilds has been considered to bring residents closer to the natural world, and to protect this unique creek-side setting.
Wellbeing
Healthy architecture; healthy living. The Wilds has been designed to be a house of wellbeing, from the sustainability principles in the architecture to the mental and physical health benefits of being surrounded by greenery, and the flowing water of Merri Creek.
Community
The Wilds is a community within a community, nestled within a quiet enclave of Northcote. With its own kitchen garden and shared outdoor dining space, The Wilds is also where neighbours become friends.
Rarity
Everything about this opportunity is uncommon. The direct creek access. The detached style of houses. The exceptional team. The limit to just 15 residences. The Wilds is a rare return to nature for Melbourne’s inner north.
The Team
Beulah creates transformational spaces and experiences for present and future generations. Pioneering a progressive approach to Melbourne’s property and lifestyle landscape, Beulah brings about positive change for cities, communities and individuals.Each thoughtfully considered project is defined by civic-minded responsibility, rigorous research, global vision, innovative thinking, and a passion for design and culture.
Edition Office is a Melbourne-based architecture studio designing buildings that exist within the layered realms of their environment. These built projects act as an interface between people and place, between space and materials, and between history and future use. Since its inception, the practice has been recognised in 30 national and international awards, including a nomination for the Swiss Architecture Award in 2020.
