For Sale via Expressions of Interest
Fitzroy is Melbourne’s first suburb and today its most exciting making this irresistible Victorian terrace a fitting expression of then and now - character at the front, modern comfort within and Brunswick Street’s celebrated energy quite literally at the doorstep.
Be surrounded by the city’s coolest café culture and love the lifestyle with this superb single-level residence where nestled quietly behind a classic Hawthorn brick façade and a picket fence courtyard, a stylishly-enhanced interior with high ceilings offers exceptional current-day enjoyment. Polished floorboards run the length of an inviting entrance hallway leading to a bright and private front bedroom with plantation shutters and built-in robes before an equally impressive second bedroom including designer lighting, built-in robes and an aspect overlooking a light court.
Cleverly expanded with full-width, timber-framed glazing with sliding doors creating a light-capturing connection to the courtyard, a central living room with a working open fireplace to warm up winter evenings provides a perfectly balanced space to relax throughout the seasons. Further is an updated, fully-tiled bathroom with a frameless-glass shower beside a bathtub plus a European laundry, while smart easy-care floor tiles and split-system heating and cooling complement a generous rear open-plan zone extending from a study space to a dining area adjoining an immaculate gourmet kitchen featuring an island bench and stainless-steel appliances. French doors create a seamless transition to a great-sized rear courtyard garden with high-wall privacy and lane ROW that offers plenty of room to entertain with friends while leaving inspiring potential to landscape when ready.
From original worker’s cottage to an outstanding city-edge home, this fabulous Fitzroy haven presents a wonderful opportunity just a short, easy stroll to Brunswick and Johnston Streets endless cafes, restaurants, bars and shopping, trams to the city, the Carlton Gardens and nearby Lygon Street and Melbourne University.
