Positioned in a quiet Clifton Hill street, this classic single front weatherboard cottage style home presents an exciting opportunity to renovate, restore and create something truly special in one of Melbourne’s most sought after inner city pockets.
Behind the charming façade, the home showcases beautiful period character including decorative fireplaces, ceiling roses and pendant lighting in both bedrooms, along with timber flooring through the main living spaces.
The home features two comfortable bedrooms, a central bathroom that also functions as a laundry, and an open plan kitchen and dining area that connects easily to the outdoor space. The kitchen is fitted with a freestanding gas cooktop and oven, double stainless steel sink and practical bench space.
A welcoming living room includes its own fireplace and ceiling fan, creating a cosy place to relax, while hydronic wall heaters throughout the home provide additional comfort.
Glass sliding doors from the dining area open to a covered patio and small backyard, offering a private outdoor space for entertaining and future landscaping.
A spacious plastered attic provides excellent flexibility and could be used as a studio, workspace or storage depending on your needs.
While the home would benefit from renovation, it offers enormous potential for buyers seeking to restore its charm, transform the space and create a modern home of their own in a highly desirable Clifton Hill location.
Enjoy easy access to Melbourne CBD along with nearby shopping and dining options on Smith Street, with Collingwood leisure centre. Clifton Hill and Victoria Park train stations are within walking distance, while the M2 and M4 freeways provide convenient connectivity across the city. The property is also close to leading education institutions including Australian Catholic University, The University of Melbourne and RMIT University. Nearby green spaces include Darling Gardens and Edinburgh Gardens, offering excellent lifestyle appeal.
We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.
