Within the graceful walls of 'Coonett', one of Armadale's most admired Art Deco buildings, this immaculately presented first-floor residence reveals interiors of extraordinary beauty and proportion. Soaring coffered ceilings with ornate period detailing, rich polished hardwood floors and plantation shutters throughout create an atmosphere that is at once elegant and captivating.
A central entry hall opens to a gracious living room where an electric fireplace, original decorative accents and leafy treetop outlooks evoke a sense of sanctuary above the streetscape. Two rare dual-purpose sunrooms adjoin the living area, offering light-filled multi-purpose spaces, including options as a study, home office, retreat space or dressing room a layout of uncommon versatility rarely afforded in residences of this calibre and era.
The superbly considered kitchen pairs custom cabinetry with natural marble benchtops, a farmhouse sink, a premium Bosch oven, an integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer, and a marble waterfall island with breakfast bar and abundant storage. The striking dining zone can be closed off for entertaining or left open to create a flowing family or social hub.
Three bedrooms provide beautifully appointed accommodation across a tranquil and private layout. The main bedroom is enhanced by bespoke built-in robes fitted with LED lighting and pull-down hangers, along with direct sunroom access, while a second bedroom also enjoys its own sunroom annexe, and the third includes wall-to-wall storage. The fully tiled family bathroom is a refined composition of warm timber and clean contemporary lines, with a floating dual vanity, shower over bath and stylish finishes that complement the home's broader aesthetic.
A north-facing covered terrace at the rear steps down to an internal courtyard with single lock-up garage, dedicated laundry room, and additional storage, all on title, while a circular driveway at the front provides seamless street access. Despite its quiet, elevated and supremely private position within the building, this is one of Melbourne's most connected lifestyle addresses, with exceptional CBD access. Trams run virtually from the front door, with Armadale station a short walk away. The boutiques and dining of High Street Armadale and Malvern Road, Hawksburn are moments apart, and local parklands are just around the corner. For families, the King David School sits directly next door, with Lauriston Girls' School, Armadale Primary School and Loreto Mandeville Hall all within close reach.
