Laundry Pickup & Delivery
in Ascot Vale

Ascot Vale splits into distinct pockets. The streets between Union Road and the Maribyrnong River — the area locals call Whiskey Hill — have larger California Bungalows on bigger blocks, mostly owner-occupied families. East of Epsom Road, there’s a housing estate on Dunlop Avenue with three-storey walkup blocks alongside newer social housing being built under the Big Housing Build program. In between, the Victorian cottages and Edwardian terraces on streets like Queens Avenue, Burton Crescent, and Brown Avenue are popular with young professionals renting close to the city. Many of the older cottages have compact laundries or shared facilities, and the share houses running one machine between three or four people are a natural fit for pickup.

Union Road has strict parking limits along the shopping strip — one-hour zones with sensors — so we avoid stopping there during business hours. The residential side streets are generally fine, though permit zones apply near the station. During the Royal Melbourne Show and Flemington race meetings, parking restrictions can tighten across the suburb. For the older worker’s cottages, front-door access is straightforward — low fences, clear front paths. Many also have rear laneway access. Newer apartment buildings on Epsom Road and Ascot Vale Road have intercom entry, so include your building details when you book.