02 Mar
Warehouse in Melbourne
This great warehouse conversion in Leicester House a historic 1880′s building in Melbourne, Australia provides privacy and vast spaces. It features soaring warehouse ceilings, huge original arched timber windows, exposed red brick walls, imposing brick archways and high gloss timber floors. By day it is imposing and by night dramatic.
This luxurious family residence has an interesting split level floor plan, comprising 3 oversized bedrooms, all with an abundance of walk-in and wall-to-wall wardrobe space. Each bedroom suite is totally separate within the apartment ensuring privacy for you and your guests.
Two huge opulent bathrooms have the feel of a luxurious day spa. The gourmet kitchen is fit for a Master Chef with oodles of work bench space and storage plus an oversized gas cooker.
State of the art engineered double glazed windows along two street frontages, fitted with double electric blinds, secure optimum peace and quiet, whilst being in the very heart of everything Melbourne.
Living here, you bask in the reality that the hardest choices for you to make will be choosing the gourmet restaurant or cosy cafe or bar of your mood.
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Where is this property? Do you have any other photos of similiar ones?
Hi, this is at 302/8 Bligh Place, Melbourne, AU. This site has quite a few similar ones, look at the list of warehouse conversions
What sort of price would one expect to pay for this beauty ?
Hi,
While I don’t know for how much exactly this one was sold, similar apts in this neighborhood went for about 1.4-2M AUD… You can take a look here