7 Charles Street
Hawthorn

A landmark family masterpiece, delivered by Neil Architects and flawlessly presented as new, this breath-taking, four bedroom, five bathroom plus office residence directly overlooks the generous expanses of Grace Park, after which Hawthorn’s esteemed Grace Park Estate was named. Lavishly orgainsed to receive streams of northern light, over three elevator-connected levels of unashamed luxury, this is a genuine icon in one of eastern Melbourne’s most exclusive tree-lined streetscapes, barely six kilometres from the CBD.

Set under a vaulted ceiling and with brilliant north-facing windows, open-plan living is brimming with natural light and seamlessly connected to a vast terrace that overlooks the park. A suite of Miele appliances – including induction cooking – is complemented by a full height and double-width Husky wine fridge, as well as a striking stone-topped and waterfall-edged island bench in a kitchen / dining / living where a Bulter’s kitchen is a wonderful convenience.

Each of the bedrooms is a rare sanctuary with their own fully-tiled luxe ensuites and either walk-in or built-in robes, but the main bedroom offers rarified parental bliss, also with its own seamless connection to a private, north-facing backyard. Further, the basement level bedroom serves perfectly as a teen retreat or multigenerational accommodation with a living room, a landscaped outdoor entertaining area and a second bathroom, as well as the bedroom’s ensuite.

Accessed securely by video entry or via an internally accessed double lock-up garage, the home also features a generous home office with two workstations, plus there is a large laundry with drying racks, keyless entry, a security alarm, ducted vacuum, hydronic heating and air conditioning.

Walk easily to the cafes and village charms of Burwood Road, while Glenferrie Road is also just moments away, plus you have multiple tram routes and trains from either Hawthorn or Glenferrie Railway Station for effortless commuting to the CBD and a diversity of private schools.