86 Peel Street
Windsor

A breath-taking urban entertainer that culminates in a rooftop terrace with stunning city views, this three bedroom plus study Victorian residence benefits from a meticulously crafted architectural renovation that perfectly synthesises its original heritage with three levels of contemporary brilliance. Seemingly set amongst the treetops of its thriving corner block position near Chapel Street, this is a builder’s own passion project that highlights a rare and enduring attention to detail while offering the surreal tranquility of being able to relax on the rooftop and listen to the local birdlife.

With a love of northern light and the city views that its ‘reverse living’ design has created, the home’s heart is a gourmet kitchen topped by benches of waterfall-edged, natural Tundra Marble, while open-plan dining / living flows through concertina doors to a sun-drenched terrace. Connecting further to your urban surrounds and taking your entertaining to another level, an Merbau staircase leads to a large rooftop entertainers’ terrace where 360 ⁰ views extend to the CBD towers.

Committed to excellence throughout, the home reveals a liberal use of Tundra Marble that continues in both the main bedroom’s ensuite and the main bathroom, as well as the concealed laundry, plus you have solid Oak flooring and an ambient wood fire burner in the living room. Storage options are abundant in this well-conceived home with volumes of built-in robe storage in each bedroom, abundant roof cavity storage and plenty of cupboard space, plus there is hydronic heating, central and zoned heating and air conditioning, as well as a second terrace off the study, a security alarm, sheer curtains, block-out blinds and a built-in sound system throughout the living room and roof top deck.

Discover why this is one of urban Melbourne’s most coveted positions within easy reach of so many cafes, bars and restaurants on Chapel Street, surrounded by outdoor recreational venues at Windsor Siding, Alma Park and Albert Park Lake and with a plethora of public transport options that include trams along Chapel Street and St Kida Road, as well as Punt Road buses and city-bound trains from Windsor Railway Station.