This Collingwood property has already lived several lives, first as a button factory and then as the first scout hall in the area. Now, the double storey building has been transformed into a deluxe industrial-style abode.

Agent Arch Staver told WILLIAMS MEDIA, “When one misses on buying a home at auction in the inner city, despair is often replaced by the next house which comes along... not this time, there just isn’t anything which can replace this.”

A stunning atrium-style foyer with a wall of bespoke bi-fold doors leads the way to a huge living area, or office, with built-in cabinetry. 

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The ground floor also hosts a large showroom-style master bedroom, with an open fireplace and spacious robes, as well as a sparkling twin bathroom and kitchenette. 

Upstairs, an elegant, light-filled living and dining area enjoys a slow combustion fireplace and private entertaining balcony. There is also a smart granite kitchen with stainless steel gas appliances, a king-size bedroom with a walk-in robe and balcony, a third bedroom and a sleek spa bathroom and a European laundry. 

Currently utilised as a business and recently restumped, the building has also had structural reinforcement and its foundations strengthened.

Featuring dual frontage via Harmsworth Lane, the property is just a short stroll from vibrant Smith Street and Victoria Park station. 

This landmark home is expecting $1.25m-$1.3m.

See more of 73 Harmsworth Street Collingwood VIC 3066, including additional photos, floorplan, and location map, on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection phone or email Arch Staver of Nelson Alexander Fitzroy or David Sanguinedo of Nelson Alexander Fitzroy via these links.

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