64 Capel Street, West Melbourne VIC 3003

One of West Melbourne's and Capel Street's first homes, Mason (1859) is a grand two-story terrace with an imposing street presence and is a tribute to a bygone era. Rich in history, it was the home of famous Australian novelist Helen Garner who penned "Monkey Grip" in 1977, whilst living at the premises.

Blending bluestone, sandstone and red brick harmoniously to create a home of immense character and ambiance, the list of internal features includes original wide timber floors, sandstone fireplaces, exposed brick, bluestone walls and a wrap-around parcel of land allowing for side access that makes all the rooms functional and unique.
The location is so quiet, yet on the doorstep of the city and Queen Vic Market where you have all you could ask for a short stroll away. Capel Street provides ample on-street parking and is one of the widest streets in the area, and with the stunning Flagstaff Gardens at the end of the street, you will have a park to relax and enjoy tranquillity in the heart of the action.

If you have been searching for a classic and unique home in a super convenient location, Mason deserves your attention and inspection.



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