738 Rathdowne Street, Carlton North VIC 3054
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Single front with a double-fronted back – A rare Carlton North offering
Absolutely one of a kind, this large Federation-era terrace presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding that delivers exceptional future potential. Delivering scale and flexibility, it is located at the tightly held ‘Paris End’ of Rathdowne Street, a premier inner city, blue-chip location.
In a streetscape where most blocks taper at the rear, this is the outlier - set on an expansive allotment of approximately 282sqm, this unique property opens to an unusually wide parcel of land rarely seen in Carlton North. Whether you envision a striking architectural transformation, expansive indoor-outdoor living, exploring the prospect of subdivision or dual-occupancy potential (STCA), or choose to work with the existing floor plan and period charm, the opportunity here is both flexible and compelling.
Positioned along one of Carlton North’s most picturesque tree-lined boulevards, the existing home comprises classic period proportions and features soaring ceilings, decorative roses and solid hardwood floors. Offering three bedrooms - including an impressively sized main - a spacious, bright front living room that enjoys a unique elevated outlook toward the historic former Cable Tram Engine House (c.1888). The home is well serviced by a functional kitchen and meals area, central bathroom and full-size laundry.
Out the back is where things really separate. Step outside to an unusually wide backyard, complete with a brick garage for off-street parking via ROW, creating a sense of space and possibility that is near impossible to replicate - a true blank canvas in every sense.
The property places you moments from renowned vibrant cafés, dining and retail precincts in Rathdowne Village, Lygon Street and Nicholson Street. This period prize also offers easy access to the Inner-Circle Rail Trail, short strolls to popular parklands, local schools and exceptional public transport connectivity - the lifestyle convenience is exceptional.
Secure the site, capitalise on the location, and bring your vision to life.
In a streetscape where most blocks taper at the rear, this is the outlier - set on an expansive allotment of approximately 282sqm, this unique property opens to an unusually wide parcel of land rarely seen in Carlton North. Whether you envision a striking architectural transformation, expansive indoor-outdoor living, exploring the prospect of subdivision or dual-occupancy potential (STCA), or choose to work with the existing floor plan and period charm, the opportunity here is both flexible and compelling.
Positioned along one of Carlton North’s most picturesque tree-lined boulevards, the existing home comprises classic period proportions and features soaring ceilings, decorative roses and solid hardwood floors. Offering three bedrooms - including an impressively sized main - a spacious, bright front living room that enjoys a unique elevated outlook toward the historic former Cable Tram Engine House (c.1888). The home is well serviced by a functional kitchen and meals area, central bathroom and full-size laundry.
Out the back is where things really separate. Step outside to an unusually wide backyard, complete with a brick garage for off-street parking via ROW, creating a sense of space and possibility that is near impossible to replicate - a true blank canvas in every sense.
The property places you moments from renowned vibrant cafés, dining and retail precincts in Rathdowne Village, Lygon Street and Nicholson Street. This period prize also offers easy access to the Inner-Circle Rail Trail, short strolls to popular parklands, local schools and exceptional public transport connectivity - the lifestyle convenience is exceptional.
Secure the site, capitalise on the location, and bring your vision to life.
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Price Guide
Auction $1,600,000 - $1,700,000
Auction Date
Sat 9th May, 11:30am
Inspection Times
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Saturday, 18th April 2026
11:30AM - 12:00PM -
Wednesday, 22nd April 2026
5:15PM - 5:45PM -
Saturday, 25th April 2026
3:45PM - 4:15PM
