Established c1904 as part of the prestigious Doutta Galla Estate, this extraordinary landmark residence on a huge, elevated corner block represents the best of both worlds with its exquisitely preserved design and distinguished modern accommodation. Architecturally significant as a late example of the Italianate Survival style that was popular in Moonee Ponds until the Federation era, hallmarks include elaborate dichromatic brickwork, ogee profile verandah roofing, cast iron lacework and an original outbuilding. The elegance of its origins continues throughout with lofty high ceilings, intricate ceiling rosettes, skirting detail and archways, four original fireplaces (one converted to gas), stained glass windows and timber floors and panelling.
• Once-in-a-lifetime historic home
• Immaculate original features
• Formal/informal living + conservatory
• Elaborate gardens & converted stables
• North-facing corner, land approx 1073sqm
Families will have an abundance of living options and spaces to enjoy, from the expansive formal lounge on entry to the stunning formal dining and open family room, flanked by the large kitchen/meals area and a magnificent conservatory bathed in all-day sun. Four large bedrooms sit across two levels and all feature BIRs, with the master bedroom and adjacent bathroom tucked privately away on the ground floor, plus a large laundry and second (upstairs) bathroom, ducted heating and split system unit. Supremely private, the north-western corner features a fabulous paved alfresco area alongside the old stables (now workshops/storage and external WC), while the block also features extensively manicured gardens and two convenient access points, one to the carport and one to the main double garage. Steeped in history and breathtaking in every way, this home is simply like no other and boasts an exclusive location close to Moonee Ponds Station, Puckle Street and the Maribyrnong River, along with ideal proximity to the area's elite schools.
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