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North-Facing Masterpiece in a Secluded Setting

Hidden beyond a discreet, high-fenced gated entry in a quiet lane only moments from the bay, this remarkable residence delivers an unexpected architectural transformation within north-facing, established gardens. Originally stables and a dwelling dating back to 1898, which is also believed to have operated as a dairy in the same era, the site has been completely transformed to create a sky-lit four or five-bedroom, three-bathroom domain across two sun-filled levels on approximately 204sqm. Because the design responds to its northern rear orientation, every principal room enjoys a leafy garden outlook or treetop perspective, generating an atmosphere of exceptional privacy within its coveted beachside locale.

Towering ceilings and herringbone oak floors introduce the expansive living and dining areas, which extend through large stacked sliders to the north-facing garden and terrace, so the entire space opens easily for indoor-outdoor entertaining. The granite kitchen with Miele appliances sits perfectly within the layout, allowing cooking, dining and conversation to progress naturally. Outside, the landscaped gardens provide a wonderfully secluded environment for relaxation, complemented by excellent storage and rear-lane access for bikes and scooters. Accommodation has been thoughtfully considered, with three upstairs bedrooms including a north-facing main suite with a walk-in robe, designer en suite and direct access to a broad private terrace elevated amongst the trees. A landing study with built-in storage adds further flexibility, along with two additional downstairs bedrooms with robes, with the fifth opening to a private courtyard, making it the perfect setting for a home office or a guest retreat. Bathrooms are also beautifully finished, including a lower-level retreat with underfloor heating and a freestanding bath overlooking the garden.

Appointed with hydronic heating, split-system air conditioning, Velux skylights, heated towel rails, double-glazing to most of the home, abundant storage, and a European laundry, it forms a unique and irresistible base for family living, with zoning for Albert Park College, St Kilda Park Primary School along with proximity to Middle Park Primary, city-bound trams, the light rail, MSAC, the lake precinct and sporting grounds, and the bay.

181-183 Neville Street, Middle Park, 3206

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Welcome to Middle Park 3206

  • Median House Price

    $2,910,000

  • 2 Bedrooms

    $1,885,000

  • 3 Bedrooms

    $2,457,500

  • 4 Bedrooms

    $3,890,000

Between the city of Melbourne and the expansive waters of Port Phillip Bay, Middle Park is a prestigious suburb known for its well-preserved Victorian and Edwardian architecture.

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