48 Reid Street

**Expressions of Interest Closing Tuesday 21 July at 3:00 (unless sold prior)** Afforded an airy, sophisticated ambiance by in-vogue inclusions, crisp lines, and brilliant coverage of natural light, this architectural showpiece weaves city sights and leafy calm into the ever-adored Fitzroy lifestyle. With striking stone and exposed brickwork heightening the command of a memorable façade, a brilliantly spacious, intelligently worked interior sprawls over three outstanding storeys. Attracting all-day rays to a flowing ground level, a clever courtyard sits centrally among generous accommodation, with three substantial, robe-lined bedrooms, a trendy main bathroom, and guest ensuite superb complements to an upper master boasting an ensuite, private balcony, and pair of wardrobes. An angled hallway gifts welcomed separation between spaces, ensuring an exceptional, first-floor hospitality suite enjoys its own, expansive domain. Architectural residence enjoying stunning city views Four large bedrooms, three luxe bathrooms, and several outdoor areas An expansive hospitality suite perfect for the regular host Brilliant natural light, a two-car garage, upper powder room, and wine cellar Steps to Edinburgh Gardens, city transport, and the area's endless lifestyle allures A raked ceiling provides space for clerestory windows, bringing delightful sunlight to entwined living, dining, and stone-top kitchen areas. With outdoor spaces to both ground and first floors, an entire-residence-width terrace proves a sublime space to enjoy the company of friends, with stunning skyscraper vistas painting an unforgettable backdrop to social drinks on summer nights. With an oversized tandem garage comfortably housing two cars off-street, highlights include comprehensive heating/cooling, upscale kitchen appliances, hardwood and tiled floors, an upstairs powder room, wine cellar, and zoning for Fitzroy High/Fitzroy North Primary Schools. Its position among inner-Melbourne's most sought-after, evergreen Edinburgh Gardens, multiple city-bound trams, and the thriving bars, cafés, and restaurants of St Georges Road and Nicholson Street sit the end of the street, with vibrant Rathdowne Village, Lygon Street, and Queens Parade no more than steps away.