Tastefully reimagined while remaining true to its rich history, this c. 1858 terrace harnesses mid-Victorian provenance, proves enjoyable from day one, and embraces the buzz of a Carlton enclave that’s among the city’s most beloved. Two doors from local institution The Lincoln, seconds from tranquil Argyle Square, one block from iconic Lygon Street, and steps from universities, Melbourne Central, and Queen Victoria Market, the home delivers space, calm, and comfort befitting its prestige position. A ground-floor guest room and three further bedrooms above are joined by a nursery/office, oversized bathroom/laundry, and second toilet, while a relaxing lower living area, open meals space, stone-top kitchen with upscale appliances, and alfresco setting make entertaining a breeze. Treetops and skyscrapers prove a stirring backdrop to everyday life, while other highlights include pressed-metal ceilings, timber floors, reverse-cycle heating/cooling, zoning for University High School, and Mixed Use zoning for potential business use. Rear Little Queensberry Street access enables a car to be kept off-street, but with Walk and Transit Scores of 98 and 100, a car is simply unnecessary.
