Victorian elegance meets cutting-edge style 'Clifton Villa'. This captivating double-front terrace delivers a luxurious city-edge family lifestyle with its extended floorplan, first-class renovations, and enviable convenient location.

Totally renovated in 2014 by Sabaya Constructions, the designers used the home's semi detachment to maximise the flow of natural light into the home.

With meticulous attention to detail, the home's stunning interiors boast: four large bedrooms, the master with a walk-in-robe and ensuite; opulent main bathroom; additional powder room (third WC); expansive open-plan living/dining area; and gourmet stone kitchen with breakfast bar, soft-close drawers, Bosch appliances, and ample cupboard space.

Add to this a built-in study alcove, hydronic heating, and split-system air conditioning, towering ceilings, polished floorboards, double-glazed windows, excellent storage spaces and more, plus al-fresco entertaining deck, private back garden and secure off-street parking option via rear ROW.

James Pilliner of Nelson Alexander Fitzroy told SCHWARTZWILLIAMS, "Family homes are in short supply in Clifton Hill and the design and renovation of this home appeals to family living in every way - from the size, spaces, natural light and location."

Enjoy the delightful nearby environs of both Darling Gardens and Edinburgh Gardens or stroll to the cool cafes and boutique shops. Queens Parade trams, and Clifton Hill Station, as well as primary and secondary schools are also within an easy walk. 

Read more about "Clifton Villa", 472 Wellington Street, Clifton Hill, 3068, VIC. Additional images, video, floor plans and inspection times are available on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about the asking price please contact James Pilliner of Nelson Alexander Fitzroy or Stewart Kyle of Nelson Alexander Fitzroy. 

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