Positioned in one of St Kilda’s most tightly held and lifestyle-rich pockets, this freestanding solid-brick Edwardian residence presents a rare opportunity to secure a classic home on approximately 167m² of prime real estate. Just moments from the energy of Acland Street, the open green spaces of Peanut Farm Reserve and only metres from the iconic St Kilda foreshore, the location perfectly balances tranquillity with vibrancy.
Beyond its charming façade and established front garden, the home reveals a wealth of original character and timeless appeal. A welcoming entrance hall introduces the interiors, where classic period details highlight the home’s enduring charm. Two generously sized bedrooms, each with built-in robes, offer comfortable accommodation filled with natural light.
The rear of the home opens to a full-width living domain, providing a versatile and inviting space to relax or entertain. The adjoining kitchen is functional and well-positioned, while the central bathroom and laundry deliver everyday practicality, ensuring the home is immediately liveable while offering exciting scope for future enhancement (STCA).
Stepping outside, the private rear garden offers a peaceful retreat, perfect for alfresco dining, entertaining guests, or creating your own landscaped sanctuary. The front garden adds to the home’s street appeal, completing a picture of classic charm and warmth.
With solid bones, high ceilings and preserved period detail, this is an exceptional opportunity to renovate, extend or personalise to suit your vision and lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to move straight in, invest, or create a bespoke bayside residence, the possibilities here are substantial.
Enjoy the convenience of nearby city-bound transport along with easy access to St Kilda’s renowned cafés, restaurants, bars and boutique shopping. This is a location celebrated for its culture and unbeatable lifestyle appeal.
A rare offering of a freestanding period home in one of Melbourne’s most vibrant and highly sought-after bayside suburbs.
