Occupying an exclusive position just three doors from Middle Park Beach, this gracious freestanding Edwardian residence presents an extraordinary family lifestyle, distinguished by exquisite period beauty, oversized double-brick proportions and glorious sun-drenched gardens. Commanding an impressive double-fronted presence on one of Middle Park's most coveted streets, its updated interiors span two levels, capturing spectacular bay and city views while offering absolute privacy in its low-maintenance surroundings, plus valuable off-street parking.
Beyond its captivating façade, the Edwardian-era architecture is beautifully preserved, with soaring ceilings, original Baltic pine floors, intricate leadlight windows, and four ornate fireplaces enriching the generous interiors. Three spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged along the central hallway, including the main bedroom with walk-through robes and a dual-vanity en-suite. Upstairs, a substantial fourth bedroom or studio offers outstanding versatility as a private living domain, executive home office or guest accommodation, defined by exposed timber trusses and uninterrupted views across the bay, whilst its accompanying en-suite captures breathtaking outlooks towards the city skyline.
Expansive living and dining areas with a gas fireplace open to a brilliant north-west facing garden to the rear of the home, providing a wonderful connection to the outdoors, where established greenery surrounds the sun-filled paved terrace, creating a private setting for relaxed entertaining. The adjoining granite kitchen is comprehensively appointed with European appliances and extensive storage, enhancing its hosting appeal.
Further features include ducted heating and cooling, reverse-cycle heating and cooling units, camera and alarm security, garden irrigation, and off-street parking, with additional permits available upon council application, all with the very best of Middle Park within walking distance, from morning swims and beachfront walks to
Armstrong Village's cafés, local restaurants, Albert Park Lake, MSAC and the No. 12 and 96 trams connecting St Kilda and the CBD.
