This unique three storey, rendered brick, former warehouse was designed by Charles D’Ebro in the Neo Baroque style and built by FE Shillabeer in 1914.

Embedded in the original part of this historic building, the residence boasts four metre ceiling heights over a voluminous space of more than 270sqm. High gloss parquetry timber floors are a showpiece, while wall to wall, double hung sash windows frame a tree-lined aspect to Bourke Street.

Architect Wendy Diamond created a flexible living environment to make the most of the unusually large house-sized space available. The home is currently configured as open plan living, dining and entertaining with three master-size bedrooms, including master wing, with generous storage, two designer bathrooms and full laundry. 

The kitchen was designed to be integrated into the living space, hidden behind cabinetry to create a streamlined aesthetic and, to further accentuate the space, a floor to ceiling mirror was installed at the western end of the apartment.

Agent Gina Donazzan of hockingstuart told WILLIAMS MEDIA, “This is a perfect marriage of timeless classical architecture and unique modern design, found at the Manhattan end of Melbourne CBD. A truly beautiful home for those wanting a part of history, voluminous size, beautiful quality finishes and all the modern amenities, to boot. This is lifestyle at its best.”

Two secure car parks are included on the property’s title. The building also offers concierge, a fully equipped gymnasium, lap pool, tennis court, and an outdoor BBQ garden entertaining area for the residents’ enjoyment.

This well-kept secret is delightfully convenient to everything Melbourne has to offer, with shopping and public transport at your door.

See more of 3003/668 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC 3000, including additional photos, floorplan, and location map on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection phone or email Gina Donazzan of hockingstuart Melbourne or Sam Fenna of hockingstuart Melbourne via these links.

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