38 Young Street, Albert Park

This property is a house on a lot in 1/TP135952 Albert Park VIC. It has an estimated value of $1,775,000. Built in 1910, it has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom.

ABOUT THE PROPERTY

Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Car spaces
0
Land size
214 m2
Building size
100 m2
Council area
Port Phillip
Year built
1910
Lot plan
1/TP135952 Albert Park VIC
House type
House: One Storey / Lowset



HISTORY

Last sold 05/05/2020
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LISTING DESCRIPTION
as of April 2020

Free-standing Victorian in a Prized Albert Park Location This property is open for inspection for private viewing by appointment. Please contact the agent to arrange a time. Refined Victorian character, filled with a compelling sense of opportunity, sits blissfully in one of Albert Park's preferred pockets, in this charming and free standing, 2 bedroom Victorian cottage that is zoned for Albert Park College. Tastefully up-dated with open-plan al fresco living at the rear, the home combines the prospect of years of more-than-comfortable living or leasing, with scope to renovate or extend (STCA) in a tranquil street that is tucked-away between the cafes of Bridport Street, the expanses of Albert Park Lake and the sands of the waterfront. Set behind the easy-care order of a Japanese-inspired garden and a welcoming front veranda, the home creates a particularly attractive street presence before a traditional arched hallway flows past a pair of bedrooms to a generous lounge room that is arranged around a fire place. As it culminates in an open-plan kitchen / meals / living in which a set of double doors create seamless flow to a rear deck and paved courtyard, the home reveals an al fresco entertainers' spirit. With rich, dark polished Baltic Pine underfoot, the home also offers the ambient warmth of hydronic heating, split system cooling, robes and fire places in each bedroom, an alarm and a bathroom with European laundry. Renowned for its relaxed village-like vibe, its caf culture, fine dining and bars, Bridport Street is comfortably walkable, whilst Armstrong Street, too, is just around the corner, Clarendon Street is a few minutes away and the light rail can see you in the CBD or at Southbank in just a few minutes.