54 Hope Street, South Yarra

Full of period character and old-world charm, this captivating Victorian cottage blends classic integrity with endless potential. Behind its charming façade, a traditional floorplan reveals a wide entry hall and two spacious bedrooms—each with built-in wardrobes, soaring ceilings, and beautifully preserved glossy floorboards.

A central living...

Full of period character and old-world charm, this captivating Victorian cottage blends classic integrity with endless potential. Behind its charming façade, a traditional floorplan reveals a wide entry hall and two spacious bedrooms—each with built-in wardrobes, soaring ceilings, and beautifully preserved glossy floorboards.

A central living room offers relaxed comfort, complemented by a separate kitchen with an adjoining meals area, a versatile multipurpose room, stylish bathroom with a shower-over-bath, and a full laundry. Original fireplaces, excellent storage, and central heating further enhance the home’s timeless appeal.

Outside, a private courtyard garden doubles as off-street parking with generous rear lane access via Millswyn Street—adding even more flexibility. The property presents an exciting opportunity to renovate or extend (STCA), capitalising on a prime inner-city location.

Nestled between Fawkner Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens, this tightly held pocket offers unbeatable lifestyle advantages. Enjoy easy access to Toorak Road’s vibrant dining and shopping scene, elite private schools, city-bound trams, South Melbourne Market, Albert Park Lake, and the Tan running track—all just moments from your door.

Opportunities like this are exceptionally rare—don’t miss your chance to secure a character-rich home in one of Melbourne’s most desirable locales.

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For more information, contact Chris Hassall at Buxton Glen Eira on 0412 898 990

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