This picture-perfect "Victoria House," built in 1889, seamlessly blends period charm with modern sophistication. Impeccably restored, this home enjoys a prime location in one of Armadale's most coveted streets, nestled between High Street and the local favourite, Beatty Avenue. From its striking heritage façade, enhanced by landscaping from Florian Wild, to its exquisitely crafted interiors by Tali Roth, this property offers a living experience like no other, designed for those who appreciate both timeless elegance and contemporary convenience.
Upon entry, you are greeted by checkerboard marble floors, soaring ceilings, and elegant period detailing. Thoughtfully designed, the ground floor's formal lounge, situated at the front of the house, can also serve as a main bedroom suite complete with built-in robes, an ensuite, and an original open fireplace. The second floor is home to a separate retreat or second lounge room and three well-appointed bedrooms, each featuring soft neutral tones and bespoke cabinetry.
Beyond the entry hallway, custom floor-to-ceiling shelving offers the perfect space to showcase a curated book collection or cherished decorative pieces. This passageway effortlessly connects the front and rear of the home, leading to the beautifully designed kitchen and dining area, ideal for both intimate dinners and large gatherings.
Five angled skylights bathe the meals and informal living area in natural light, while steel-framed, glass double doors open out into the deep, north/east-facing garden. The space has been meticulously landscaped, providing a stunning setting for alfresco dining or entertaining.
Additional features include wolf stove/oven, tap fixtures by the English tapware company, underfloor heating through the entry and in the bathrooms and a basement wine cellar.
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