186 Princes Street
Port Melbourne

Inspired architectural form and landscaping by award winning garden designer Lisa Ellis results in this unique and ultra-chic three-bedroom residence, nestled among quiet yet connected surroundings, steps from the light rail and Bay Street’s dining precinct. Delivering an exhilarating take on the city fringe lifestyle, sublime interiors over three levels open to captivating alfresco settings, with front-row city views from a rooftop terrace and secure garage parking via Turville Place.

Polished concrete floors ground a design that defines space with intent, underpinning two distinct living zones before opening to a landscaped courtyard, highlighting the seamless transition via a custom steel-framed glass wall that retracts to afford a spectacular link between spaces. Bluestone crazy-paving extends beneath a canopy of established trees, forming a setting that is both private and serene, complementing a kitchen that brings form and function into harmony, appointed with stone benchtops, Turkish marble splashbacks, premium electric appliances, and soft-close Blum cabinetry.

The first floor is bathed in natural light, housing two bathrooms and three well-appointed bedrooms with built-in robes, one featuring an integrated desk and bed. The main bedroom enjoys northern outlooks, a walk-in robe and a private ensuite, while upstairs, the phenomenal rooftop makes a crowning statement in luxury and exclusivity. An unforgettable area for entertainment and relaxation, it is backdropped by the breathtaking city skyline and affords memorable sunset views from a glass-fenced six-seater heated spa.

Sensationally placed within a few minutes walk of cafes, the Graham Street light rail station, and moments from excellent schools, brunch spots, and the beach, this unbeatable home hosts it all. Highlights include ducted heating, reverse-cycle heating/cooling units, a Hydrawise irrigation system, a large renovated laundry, abundant indoor-outdoor storage, secure access for lock-and-leave accessibility, and automatic lighting within the gardens.