15 Stedeford Lane, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051
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Laneway ambience, green credentials
This appealing factory conversion at the rear of a Deco building in wide and leafy Chetwynd Street overlooks one of North Melbourne's most charming bluestone laneways. The second of four superior apartment residences to be developed on the site, it has been carefully planned to conserve energy by the use of eaves and the implementation of the latest 'green' technology, in a quiet and picturesque setting close to Errol Street, the Victoria Market, University High and the CBD.
Comprising some 185m2 of living space and built over two upper levels, it offers streamlined light-filled living spaces, with attractive views from both levels. The generous gabled-ceiling living and dining space flows out through double-glazed doors to a spacious northerly roof balcony - these indoor and outdoor living areas have spectacular views over North and West Melbourne and the CBD: the Town Hall clock tower and St Mary's spire are framed by windows. The entertaining zone is open at the eastern end to a superbly-crafted kitchen with european appliances and integrated fridge. There is a powder room at this level.
In a successful inversion of the tradition terrace upstairs/downstairs layout, the bedrooms are set across the lower level, opening from a room-size lobby. All three are spacious, with quality built-in wardrobes and generous industrial-style windows; the master has a large ensuite bathroom with twin shower. A second bathroom is fitted with full-size bath, separate shower, and European laundry.
A secure garage and storage space is located beside the front security door, with its own entrance to the house.
Timber recycled from the original factory has been supplemented by other recycled material; wide spotted gum boards provide the flooring, and polished original timbers are featured in the beams of the upper living area. This fine property's impeccable 'green' credentials include a 2kw solar panel system and the latest hydronic heating and hot water technology.
Comprising some 185m2 of living space and built over two upper levels, it offers streamlined light-filled living spaces, with attractive views from both levels. The generous gabled-ceiling living and dining space flows out through double-glazed doors to a spacious northerly roof balcony - these indoor and outdoor living areas have spectacular views over North and West Melbourne and the CBD: the Town Hall clock tower and St Mary's spire are framed by windows. The entertaining zone is open at the eastern end to a superbly-crafted kitchen with european appliances and integrated fridge. There is a powder room at this level.
In a successful inversion of the tradition terrace upstairs/downstairs layout, the bedrooms are set across the lower level, opening from a room-size lobby. All three are spacious, with quality built-in wardrobes and generous industrial-style windows; the master has a large ensuite bathroom with twin shower. A second bathroom is fitted with full-size bath, separate shower, and European laundry.
A secure garage and storage space is located beside the front security door, with its own entrance to the house.
Timber recycled from the original factory has been supplemented by other recycled material; wide spotted gum boards provide the flooring, and polished original timbers are featured in the beams of the upper living area. This fine property's impeccable 'green' credentials include a 2kw solar panel system and the latest hydronic heating and hot water technology.
