Eccentric $1.65 million home in Melbourne hides a prickly surprise
Eccentric $1.65 million home in Melbourne hides a prickly surprise
By
Kristy Johnson
November 24, 2022
A Melbourne property offers instant kerb appeal with its wild façade, but it also comes with a rather prickly surprise.
The “dynamic warehouse duo” at 72-74 Hope Street in Brunswick is on offer with a price guide of $1.5 million to $1.65 million, and features a cactus garden in the courtyard.
Domain’s latest data reveals the median house price for Brunswick is $1,282,500, an increase of 6.9 per cent from last year.
Listed by Scott McElroy and Lisa Roberts of Belle Property Carlton, the courtyard, which also offers an outdoor shower and bath, connects “two warehouse shells” that can be transformed into a family home or extensively renovated, subject to council approval.
Property in Melbourne’s Brunswick comes with a rather prickly surprise in the form of a cactus garden. Photo: Belle Property CarltonConsisting of two warehouses, the unique property has a price guide of $1.5 million to $1.65 million. Photo: Belle Property CarltonInteriors take on an open-plan layout and there’s space for three bedrooms. Photo: Belle Property Carlton
The buyer won’t be able to miss the property’s painted camouflage exterior and graffiti mural, with the front door that leads to the first warehouse.
It takes on an open-plan layout and contains a mezzanine bedroom, a toilet and bathroom, and space to build a kitchen.
The property consists of “two warehouse shells” that can be transformed into a family home or renovated. Photo: Belle Property Carlton
You can’t miss the property’s wild façade with its camouflage art. Photo: Belle Property Carlton
A courtyard with the cactus garden and outdoor bath and shower, could be made into an entertaining area, workspace or outdoor studio for the creative professional.
Warehouse two, with its red barn doors, also offers two rooms and features retro and period light fittings that took the vendor years to source, according to the listing.
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