36 Park Street
South Yarra

Located between the Royal Botanic Gardens and Fawkner Park, this illustrious solid brick Victorian residence, designed by esteemed architect Frank Stapley in the 1890s, beautifully exemplifies the elegance and grandeur of its era.

Set behind one of Park Street’s most iconic frontages, this distinguished home offers generous family living positioned in one of Melbourne’s most desirable locations. The residence is moments from transport links (Anzac Station and trams), quality grocers, and some of Melbourne’s finest dining—from high-end restaurants to relaxed cafés. It is also within walking distance of leading schools and major event venues, including the MCG, The Arts Centre, and Rod Laver Arena.

A grand arched verandah welcomes visitors, leading to two gracious formal rooms featuring soaring ceilings, original marble fireplaces, and a captivating bay window. The expansive living and dining area, complete with a fireplace, granite-finished benches, and a 90cm Falcon oven, seamlessly connects to a leafy central courtyard—perfect for year-round family dining. A rear paved courtyard provides versatile off-street parking or an additional space for entertaining larger gatherings.

Upstairs, the impressively proportioned accommodation includes four bedrooms—each with a fireplace (two with marble surrounds)—two bathrooms, and a full-width undercover balcony with city views. The upper level, with built-in desks and storage, strikes an ideal balance between privacy and connection, making it perfect for a home office or rumpus room.

Additional features include hydronic heating, reverse-cycle air conditioning, an alarm system, and a fully appointed laundry.