Beautifully oriented, perfectly positioned and presented in the freshest brightest style, this is the complete package for a beachside of the lake lifestyle. Situated between Albert Park Lake and the sand, this solid-brick three-bedroom Edwardian is a superior example of its time and type – packaged up with a prized cul-de-sac location, north-westerly rear orientation and impeccable presentation.
Constructed on a gracious scale with a wide lobby extending through a corbelled arch to a similarly generous hallway, the home follows a traditional floorplan with a bay-windowed bedroom with a decorative tiled fireplace, generous secondary bedrooms, and a sizeable central living zone alongside the north-facing kitchen meals area.
Wonderfully comfortable with a sun-bathed kitchen with Asko dishwasher, the home offers a light bright bathroom, and a full laundry against a backdrop of warm Baltic pine floors, tall white walls and lofty corniced ceilings. Appointed for today with gas-heating plus airy fan-cooling, there are wide-blade venetians plus dual sheer and block-out blinds.
Set behind brick garden-walls affording irreplaceable privacy with an equally rare crossover to carport parking, the home is wrapped by open-space on three sides with a formal rear courtyard maximising all-day sun. Representing a once in a generation opportunity to secure a tightly-held northside position in this coveted cul-de-sac, the property offers exceptional scope to step up to a new level of period prestige. Alternatively, appreciate the relaxed living here and see through beautifully conceived plans from award-winning architect, Robert Simeoni to extend sun and space across a single level.
Whatever the plan, this uniquely low-traffic cul-de-sac is ready to reward with Fraser St light-rail #96 tram station and Albert Park Lake around the corner, the bay within three blocks, H.R. Johnson Reserve at the end of the street, South Melbourne Market just a few stops down the line, and the CBD within a 12 minute tram ride.
