162 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065
-
![]()
3
-
![]()
2
-
![]()
1
An Icon of Fitzroy’s Golden Age
Rising behind a distinguished triple arched facade, this stately Italianate Victorian, built circa 1898 at the height of Melbourne’s Boom Period, presents as both artefact and sanctuary. Its arcaded frontage is theatrical and unmistakably grand, announcing a residence of true significance. Inside, the home unfolds with a sense of ceremony. Soaring ceilings and a carefully arranged sequence of formal and informal rooms create interiors that reflect a more considered way of living. It is, however, the setting that completes the narrative. Positioned on the edge of the city, the address places you within easy reach of everything Melbourne has to offer.
- Upon entry, a traditional arched hallway sets a gracious tone, guiding you to the formal living and dining rooms. Each retains its own sense of purpose, defined by marble fireplaces that act as sculptural centrepieces, complemented by finely crafted custom joinery.
- The kitchen makes a confident statement. Appointed with premium Miele appliances, it introduces a contemporary note while honouring the home’s heritage through exposed brick and stone detailing, and connects to a relaxed meals area.
- Outdoors, a courtyard garden and deck offer a private retreat framed by greenery, equally suited to quiet moments and lively gatherings. Rear laneway access to off street parking via a remote roller door provides a rare and valuable convenience.
- Accommodation is both generous and well considered, with three oversized, light filled bedrooms positioned on the upper level. The primary suite enjoys its own refined ensuite and a private balcony.
- The main bathroom is elegant and luminous, featuring a bath and separate shower, a stone topped vanity, and Villeroy and Boch tapware.
- Throughout, decorative plasterwork and period detailing speak to the home’s origins, while French oak floors bring warmth and continuity. Double glazed windows enhance acoustic comfort, and integrated security with alarm system and CCTV, along with reverse cycle air conditioning, ensures modern performance is achieved with discretion.
- Just moments from Carlton Gardens and the Royal Exhibition Building, the home is surrounded by landmarks that define Melbourne’s architectural and cultural identity.
- The cafe culture of Brunswick Street, the culinary traditions of Lygon Street, and the daily theatre of Queen Victoria Market are all within easy reach, along with trams, leading universities, and major hospitals.
- Upon entry, a traditional arched hallway sets a gracious tone, guiding you to the formal living and dining rooms. Each retains its own sense of purpose, defined by marble fireplaces that act as sculptural centrepieces, complemented by finely crafted custom joinery.
- The kitchen makes a confident statement. Appointed with premium Miele appliances, it introduces a contemporary note while honouring the home’s heritage through exposed brick and stone detailing, and connects to a relaxed meals area.
- Outdoors, a courtyard garden and deck offer a private retreat framed by greenery, equally suited to quiet moments and lively gatherings. Rear laneway access to off street parking via a remote roller door provides a rare and valuable convenience.
- Accommodation is both generous and well considered, with three oversized, light filled bedrooms positioned on the upper level. The primary suite enjoys its own refined ensuite and a private balcony.
- The main bathroom is elegant and luminous, featuring a bath and separate shower, a stone topped vanity, and Villeroy and Boch tapware.
- Throughout, decorative plasterwork and period detailing speak to the home’s origins, while French oak floors bring warmth and continuity. Double glazed windows enhance acoustic comfort, and integrated security with alarm system and CCTV, along with reverse cycle air conditioning, ensures modern performance is achieved with discretion.
- Just moments from Carlton Gardens and the Royal Exhibition Building, the home is surrounded by landmarks that define Melbourne’s architectural and cultural identity.
- The cafe culture of Brunswick Street, the culinary traditions of Lygon Street, and the daily theatre of Queen Victoria Market are all within easy reach, along with trams, leading universities, and major hospitals.
