42 Station Street
Port Melbourne

Overlooking the evergreen beauty of Turner Reserve and architecturally refined to evoke a European state of mind, this private and unforgettable three-bedroom home rises to its brilliant city-edge setting, with panoramic outlooks and multiple levels of pared-back sophistication. Secure parking for one within the high-walled forecourt precedes an enticing floor plan that seamlessly transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, offering exceptional zoning and passive airflow over three spectacular levels.

The interior is defined by a curated mix of materials, with rendered walls, concrete surfaces and full-height glazing creating depth and a clear connection to the outdoors. Bi-fold doors extend the open-plan living and dining area to a private courtyard, while the kitchen is finished to a high standard with Miele and Ilve appliances, a large entertainer’s island, a Vintec wine fridge and an integrated Liebherr fridge and freezer. Positioned between front and rear courtyards, it allows the home to open in all directions, framed by established, low-maintenance garden edges.

A guest bedroom suite on the ground floor is set apart with its own north-facing, olive-lined courtyard and an adjacent bathroom, creating flexibility for visitors or longer-term stays. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms enjoy north-facing park views through full-height glass, including the main bedroom with two walk-in custom-fitted robes and a park-facing balcony, each sharing the main bathroom, centred on a freestanding bath beneath a large skylight.

Further up, the rooftop terrace adds a final layer, taking in open park aspects by day and city lights at night, with plumbing already in place for a future BBQ kitchen. The level of finish is consistent throughout, with hydronic heating, reverse-cycle air conditioning, solar panels, an outdoor shower, garden irrigation, CCTV, alarm, video intercom, gas fireplace, surround sound, keypad-gated entry, and well-considered storage, all integrated without excess or distraction. And while the parkfront position keeps the outlook open and private, the city-edge address is a true drawcard, with the light rail, Bay Street’s dining and retail strip, the beach, local cafés, and excellent schools all within easy reach.