66 Nicholson Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065

Allow yourself to be taken on a journey and step inside this exceptional Mid-19th Century Residence, formerly known as Number 9 Royal Terrace.

Directly opposite the exquisite World Heritage Exhibition Building and walking distance from Lygon, Brunswick and Gertrude Streets, those seeking a prestigious address minutes from Melbourne's famed CBD will be enamoured by this rare opportunity.

Before entering this historic 66 Nicholson Street address, you'll be taken aback by the incredible detail harboured in the wave of locally sourced basalt to build these 10 unique terraces.

Opening the door, your eye is naturally drawn all the way to the rear of the property and a sense of charm and history begins to take over.

The ground floor provides copious amounts of living space, both formal and informal, indoor and outdoor.

The first floor has two bedrooms, including the very grand master bedroom, with views of the Melbourne Museum. You'll also find a generous central bathroom and quaint library, which includes an opulent void, linked to the downstairs kitchen.

The top floor encompasses two bedrooms, both with direct access to a central bathroom and the larger of the two, includes both a walk in robe and views again of the Museum and Gardens.

The rear of the house includes a French inspired kitchen, separate dining and living areas, both with an abundance of natural light coming in as a result of floor to ceiling windows looking out to the garden which spans for majority of the property.

Access to the large laundry is found off the dining area and also from the outdoor entertaining area at the rear of the property.

A large store room is also on title inside one of only three remaining original stone stables apart of the Royal Terraces. With access from Royal Lane, this four bedroom property also boasts two off street car spaces, under the security of a double carport.