At the end of a distinguished c1880 terrace row, steps from Albert Park Village, this balconied-Victorian terrace has been restored and revived with an exacting eye, linking the romance of its era with the ease of contemporary living and secure parking via Little O'Grady Street. Behind a magnificent lacework facade and tessellated paths, established gardens give way to a traditional arched hallway, soaring ceilings and original fireplaces, before the layout opens into a sunlit extension that feels calm and connected.
The living spaces are designed for flow rather than formality, opening to a central sitting room with a fireplace, and moving easily into the open-plan dining area and adjoining designer kitchen. Oak veneer cabinetry, handmade clay tiles and stone benchtops form a pared-back, chic tonality, complemented by a wealth of storage and premium Smeg and Miele appliances, including dual integrated fridges. Sliding doors draw the living space into a courtyard bordered with low-maintenance greenery, where outdoor dining and relaxation carry through to secure parking behind discreet automated gates.
Upstairs, the main bedroom showcases the proportions of the era, extending through French doors to the balcony, with an adjacent walk-in robe and lavish en suite with underfloor heating. An additional bedroom on this level is accompanied by a second equally-stylish bathroom, while a versatile generous sized ground-floor bedroom with Bay Window adds further flexibility to the accommodation. Positioned within a short walk to the beach, Albert Park College, Albert Park Primary School, MSAC, the light rail and No.1 tram, it is the complete package, comprehensively appointed with hydronic heating, refrigerated cooling, a European laundry, ample storage, a garden shed, and an alarm system.
