UPDATE: A breathtaking renovation of an 1890s warehouse at 9 Meryl Street, Armadale has just hit the market, with expressions of interest starting at $7.75 million. This stunning property showcases the visionary work of renowned architect Max May, who reimagined the space over 40 years ago.
The unique design features two wings that elegantly separate living spaces for parents and children, all under soaring timber vaulted ceilings. “The spaces are incredible and so well thought-out,” states real estate expert Nathan Waterson from Jellis Craig. The property boasts a serene, private ambiance thanks to a long driveway lined with majestic peppercorn trees leading to a beautifully landscaped garden.
This remarkable listing is part of a broader trend in Armadale, known for its collection of exquisite period homes. With the real estate market buzzing, potential buyers are drawn to the area’s charm and the vibrant atmosphere of Melbourne.
In addition to 9 Meryl Street, several other properties are catching the eye of investors and families alike. For instance, a recently renovated 1880s home at 10 McKean Street, Fitzroy North emphasizes light and greenery with stylish interiors and is just steps from Edinburgh Gardens. This home features a wood heater, limed floorboards, and a sunroom that connects to a study or potential third bedroom.
Meanwhile, 36 Summit Drive, Bulleen surprises with sweeping city views and a stunning multilevel family room, showcasing a blend of modern design and comfort. The agent notes that “Bulleen has been underrated for far too long,” highlighting the area’s growing appeal.
For those looking for contemporary flair, 96-98 Napier Street, South Melbourne offers a bold two-year-old house designed by DKO. Its open-plan living room flows seamlessly to a north-facing deck, making it ideal for entertaining.
Not far behind in popularity is a recently updated single-level townhouse at 2/38 Grenville Street, Hampton, which feels deceptively spacious, offering a coastal vibe and multiple living spaces. Just a short walk from Hampton Street, this property is perfect for those seeking a beachside lifestyle.
As the housing market continues to evolve, buyers are also eyeing properties like 3 Cradley Avenue, Kew, a charming 1920s Edwardian home with potential for renovation, and 701/131 Smith Street, Fitzroy, a top-floor apartment featuring a terrace with city views.
For nature lovers, 96 Fiddlers Green Road, Kyneton presents an early Victorian bluestone home complete with a miniature lake and island, while 96 Morris Lane, Pipers Creek offers a renovated farmhouse on a sprawling 16.5 hectares, perfect for families and rural living.
These exceptional listings reflect the vibrant and diverse real estate landscape in Melbourne, making it an exciting time for prospective buyers. As the market heats up, those interested in securing a piece of this architectural beauty are urged to act quickly.
Stay tuned for more updates on the latest in Melbourne’s real estate market as these properties gain attention.
