Steeped in history, beautifully preserved Bradoc House stands as one of East Melbourne’s most celebrated pieces of architecture. Tudor, Byzantine, and Spanish influences all take their place in P.J. O'Connor’s c. 1933 icon, with its signature tower and hidden bunker both occupied exclusively by this marquee residence effortlessly walking the line between Art Deco glamour and modern refinement. High, ornate ceilings, sash windows, picture rails, hardwood floors, and a fireplace keep originality the centrepiece, with a lush, green outlook weaving a touch of calm into daily life. A welcoming foyer reveals an expansive, robe lined bedroom, large living area, well equipped kitchen, and bathroom with a bath/shower and integrated laundry, while extraordinary city views prove an unforgettable backdrop to quiet moments in the dual floor tower. A private garage and security entrance add to the appeal of a home like no other, with the local café and library down the street, food and wine around the corner, and parks, trains, trams, the MCG, Bridge Road, Fitzroy Gardens, and the CBD all just a short stroll away.