Offering superb proportions and high end custom interiors, this north-facing Edwardian residence is set on a larger than average corner allotment between Port Phillip Bay and Middle Park village.

Striking in this prestige environment, the sleek zinc and brick extension comfortably joins to the double fronted Edwardian façade.

Agent Darren Lewenberg told WILLIAMS MEDIA, “This is a world-class renovation, combining traditional architecture with contemporary design, using the finest materials to create beautifully proportioned rooms with an abundance of natural light.”

The state-of-the-art transformation was the work of architect John Matyas of Matyas Architects and Visioneer Builders, receiving a Special Commendation for ‘Best Renovation / Addition over $1m’ in the 2016 Master Builders Excellence in Housing Awards and ‘Runner Up – Renovation / Addition Project Over $1m’ in the 2016 HIA CSR Victorian Housing Awards.

Defined by walls of glazing, custom cladding, hand sewn leather staircase handrails and Carrara marble, the interiors reveal a refined study, sitting room, rumpus room and a voluminous open-plan living and dining domain connecting to the outdoors. The designer kitchen features marble island, Wolf freestanding stove, wine and drink fridges and breakfast bar.

The ground-floor main bedroom suite with a walk-in robe and marble ensuite is peaceful and luxurious; while on the first floor the three further fitted bedrooms all feature ensuite bathroom access. 

At the rear, the two-storey residence links to a self-contained studio apartment and double garage via a north-facing entertaining courtyard with a waterfall-fed swimming pool.

See more of 64 Nimmo Street Middle Park VIC 3206, including additional photos, floorplan, and location map, on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Darren Lewenberg of Kay & Burton South Yarra or Ross Savas of Kay & Burton South Yarra via these links.

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