Flinders Wharf, Residential complex in Docklands, Victoria, Australia.

Flinders Wharf is a 300-apartment complex on Siddeley Street in Docklands, on the northern bank of the Yarra River at the edge of Melbourne's city centre. Completed by Multiplex, it occupies the site of the former Wharf 4, with restaurants on the ground floor and the open space Seafarers Rest along its western side.

The site on Siddeley Street was previously Wharf 4 on the Yarra River. The 300-apartment complex was completed in March 2003 by Multiplex. In late 2003 investor Richard Gough sued the developer for misleading and deceptive conduct over financing and future value claims, and in 2004 developer Tony Brady alleged his penthouse was not finished as a luxury penthouse.

The site was Wharf 4 on the Yarra River before becoming Flinders Wharf, and the ground floor now holds restaurants facing Siddeley Street. Across the river, a footbridge leads to the Polly Woodside, a restored historic ship kept as a museum, alongside a hotel, shopping complex and conference centre.

The complex stands on Siddeley Street, a short walk from Southern Cross and Flinders Street stations, with a footbridge across the Yarra linking it to the Southbank side. Seafarers Rest, the open recreational space created by the Victorian State Government, occupies the western side of the site. Ground-floor restaurants face the street and river.

The site was Wharf 4 on the Yarra River before the complex was built, and the 300 apartments were completed in March 2003 by Multiplex. In 2004 a buyer, Tony Brady, took legal action claiming his penthouse was not finished as a luxury penthouse and that changes were made without warning.