769 Park Street, Brunswick VIC 3056
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'Esperance' - Wonderful family living opposite parklands!
Superbly positioned, overlooking Royal Park with city glimpses, this exceptional family home, set well back from the street, offers a sensational lifestyle with a deep allotment on the very edge of Parkville/Carlton. Stylishly renovated and extended to provide a relaxed family living environment, this stunning residence showcases exquisite period detailing and high ceilings throughout with a tranquil garden setting. The spacious accommodation includes three upstairs bedrooms - including a huge master bedroom (double glazing) adjoining dressing room, luxury ensuite and private balcony overlooking parklands, plus a stylish 2nd bathroom. Downstairs includes a front formal lounge, separate dining/4th bedroom, modern granite-bench kitchen with Smeg/Miele appliances and breakfast bar, superb light-filled informal dining/family room with bi-fold doors leading to a rear deck (motorized awning) and brick paved north facing entertainer's courtyard with easy off-street parking via excellent ROW access direct off Brunswick Road. Other features include a wide arched hallway, hydronic heating, split system a/c, powder room, euro laundry, polished floorboards, five OFP's, under-stair storeroom & cellar, garden shed, security system, wonderful rear tranquil garden, generous room proportions and a side undercover BBQ area. An elegant period home conveniently located close to numerous transport options (train & trams), Royal Park & Golf Course, Barkly Square shops, Sydney Road shops/cafes, Princes Park, Royal Parade, Melbourne University & hospitals along with easy access to the Tullamarine Freeway. Land: 6.12m x 40.23m (246m2 approx.). Nelson Alexander Pty Ltd
Vendor Review
Great people to work with
Great people to work with. Friendly, informative and easy to deal with. Made selling the house a whole lot easier and a much nicer experience with great people to work with. Hardworking and dedicated to the process.
Review by Andrew & Nicole McMahon
