A first-floor apartment in the building that previously housed Melbourne's first crèche is for sale through Andrew Lusi and Terri Thompson of Woodards Carlton.
A significant building since its 1919 origins as Victoria's first purpose-built crèche, the structure is now equally well known for the success of its conversion to refined, residential apartments.
A stunning first-floor apartment is now for sale, and features huge living and dining areas that are filled with northern light, and a fabulous decked terrace.
Views of the leafy street create a beautiful balance of indoor and outdoor appeal. The open-plan kitchen - with stone benches, Smeg appliances, and excellent storage - illustrates the quality of the conversion.
A massive main bedroom with walk-in robes and ensuite is entirely separate from two additional bedrooms downstairs, which each have their own built-in robes and share a fully tiled central bathroom.
Secure parking is provided for convenience, and the apartment is close to Carlton Primary School, the Melbourne University campus, and the many attractions of both Lygon and Rathdowne Streets.
Andrew Lusi told SCHWARTZWILLIAMS the apartment was, “A stunning conversion from one of Victoria’s gems.”
Find more about this property, including additional photos, floor plans, inspection times and auction details on Luxury List.
5/105 Neill Street Carlton is being auctioned by, Andrew Lusi and Terri Thompson of Woodards Carlton.
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Traditional terrace on the outside, modern functionality on the inside