21 Fawkner Street
St Kilda

Spanning approximately 574sqm over two titles, this magnificent c1908 Edwardian residence lies privately within one of St Kilda’s most prized central precincts. Beyond automated gates and secure parking for two, the beauty of north-facing established gardens is immediately impressive, framing the original facade with a rare sense of permanence and provenance. Elaborate pressed metal ceilings, ornate fireplaces and Baltic pine floors carry through grand interiors, where high ceilings and garden vistas elevate every space, offering a lifestyle setting rarely seen at this scale.

A broad entry foyer leads to an elegant formal sitting room, linking with the main bedroom defined by soaring coved ceilings, built-in robes and a semi-ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom connects to the sunroom, opening to the gardens, with two additional robed bedrooms and a fire-side lounge positioned towards the rear alongside a family bathroom. The inviting northern aspect is the centrepiece between the expansive kitchen and dining domains, where updated European appliances and architectural windows allow a natural dialogue with the breathtaking gardens beyond. Winding paths and a curved deck reveal a built-in BBQ kitchen and an alfresco setting immersed in greenery, with an established landscape rich in colour, native birdlife and serene privacy.

Moments from St Kilda’s famous foreshore, multiple trams, popular cafes, wine bars, boutique shopping and leading schools, including St Kilda Primary, Elwood College, St Michael’s, and Wesley College, it promises families a future of exceptional standing. Comfortable yet inspiring options to renovate or extend if desired (STCA), it is further enhanced by three working open fireplaces, hydronic heating, a large powered garden shed and a substantial water tank. An irreplaceable opportunity to secure an extraordinary allotment and residence within one of Melbourne’s most iconic lifestyle destinations, steps from the 96 tram, St Kilda Sea Baths, and dining establishments such as Stokehouse, Donovans and Café Di Stasio.