19-23 Robertson Street, Kensington VIC 3031
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History under the hammer
In a blissfully quiet Kensington cul-de-sac, this former church hall on 527sqm of land (approx) is essentially two homes in one providing vast accommodation, immediate quality and a world of value-adding potential – perfect for families, professionals and savvy investors alike.
First converted to residential accommodation in the 1990s, the building’s unique design highlights a total of seven bedrooms (main with WIR) and dedicated study all complemented by four internal bathrooms and additional powder room.
Floorplan flexibility is further enhanced by the inclusion of an expansive rumpus/lounge (upstairs) and two large open living/dining areas – both complemented by its own well-appointed kitchen complete with stainless-steel cooking appliances and dishwasher.
Other features include hydronic heating, split-system a/c and additional ceiling fans for year-round comfort, along with towering ceilings, solid timber floors, solar power and attic storage via retractable ladder.
Step outside to discover a large north-facing backyard with entertaining deck, versatile studio/guest room and additional bathroom (5th), plus the added advantage of two off-street parking spaces.
A short stroll to both Kensington and Macaulay train stations (different lines) along with village cafes and shops, it’s also close to Racecourse Road trams, local schools and the Moonee Ponds Creek Trail, as well as easy access to Citylink.
First converted to residential accommodation in the 1990s, the building’s unique design highlights a total of seven bedrooms (main with WIR) and dedicated study all complemented by four internal bathrooms and additional powder room.
Floorplan flexibility is further enhanced by the inclusion of an expansive rumpus/lounge (upstairs) and two large open living/dining areas – both complemented by its own well-appointed kitchen complete with stainless-steel cooking appliances and dishwasher.
Other features include hydronic heating, split-system a/c and additional ceiling fans for year-round comfort, along with towering ceilings, solid timber floors, solar power and attic storage via retractable ladder.
Step outside to discover a large north-facing backyard with entertaining deck, versatile studio/guest room and additional bathroom (5th), plus the added advantage of two off-street parking spaces.
A short stroll to both Kensington and Macaulay train stations (different lines) along with village cafes and shops, it’s also close to Racecourse Road trams, local schools and the Moonee Ponds Creek Trail, as well as easy access to Citylink.
