Behind its classic Fitzroy terrace façade, this beautifully presented residence reveals a surprisingly spacious, light-filled interior, where period character meets considered contemporary design. Set within a tree-lined streetscape of historic homes, it offers a wonderfully individual layout with distinct living zones, striking architectural details and inviting spaces for both relaxation and entertaining.
The living room is thoughtfully arranged across two functional zones, with a central lightwell courtyard drawing natural light through the interior and connecting the adjoining spaces. At the heart of the home, the expansive kitchen and dining area makes a memorable impression, defined by its soaring gabled ceiling, well-appointed kitchen and generous proportions. Recycled timber cabinetry and butcher block benchtops add warmth and character, while the adjoining bluestone-walled courtyard provides a private, paved alfresco setting, with pedestrian right-of-way access offering an added convenience.
Upstairs, the vast main bedroom is conceived as a private retreat, complete with built-in robes, study nook, and well-appointed ensuite. A second double bedroom is serviced by a smart central bathroom with skylight, bathtub and plentiful storage, while a discreet European laundry is neatly integrated into the floorplan. Open fireplaces, Baltic timber floors, and reverse-cycle air conditioning further enhance the home's comfort and appeal.
Positioned in one of Fitzroy's coveted tree-lined streets, the residence is moments from the cafés, restaurants, boutiques and vibrant atmosphere of Smith and Brunswick Streets, with nearby tram routes for effortless city access.
