28 Newry Street

Fitzroy North VIC 3068

Quiet Edinburgh Gardens environs and dual frontage to Percy Street embrace the sustainable design, substantial space and stunning aesthetics of this versatile 3 or 4 bedroom residence from award-winning ethical architects Green Sheep Collective. Landscaped surrounds, alfresco areas and city skyline views enhance a free-flowing, 3-level interior tailored for relaxed family living where double-glazing, split-system heating and cooling, automatic skylights and ceiling fans create a peaceful, light and airy modern setting thats both beautifully styled and energy-efficient. A high-wall courtyard garden reveals an expansive ground-floor layout framed by a beamed timber ceiling, exposed brickwork, polished concrete flooring and soaring 2-level north glazing. Fitted with customised joinery throughout, a large dining and kitchen area including a Smeg freestanding stove and dual dishwashers extends to flexible family living spaces (cast iron wood heater) to configure as desired, before full-width, floor-to-ceiling glazing with a sliding door that opens to a sublime landscaped oasis with an entertainment deck, fixed seating and storage sheds. Complemented by a spacious family bathroom, the first-floor features perfectly adaptable accommodation where 2 distinctive bedrooms (built-in robe) are accompanied by a mezzanine-style lounge/office or bedroom including a sunny balcony, study desk and built-in robes. Dedicated to parents who savour their privacy, the entire top-floor is a revelation of space encompassing the main bedroom (built-in robes) adjoining a spectacular city-view terrace, a brilliant ensuite/bathroom, a generous retreat and a north-facing balcony. Also includes a European laundry and Volker Haug designer lighting. Experience the extraordinary with this exceptional city-edge sanctuary that presents an outstanding family opportunity close to Rathdowne and North Fitzroy Villages, vibrant Brunswick Street, primary and secondary schools, trams (Nos. 11, 86, 96), walking trails and the Edinburgh Gardens.