56 Evans Street

Designed by Architect Leon Meyer and positioned opposite Turner Reserve, this striking, as-new contemporary home delivers a considered approach to modern living and entertaining in a tightly held inner-urban pocket. A refined façade introduces interiors defined by clean lines and generous proportions, creating a dual-level layout that adapts as needs evolve while maintaining a strong connection between each zone. The open plan domain comes alive beneath feature skylights, with full-height steel-framed glazing opening to the landscaped courtyard. A true entertainer in every sense, the entire zone revolves around the kitchen's impressive stone island, appointed with premium appliances and seamless custom cabinetry and a walk-in pantry, extending to a distinct living area with a gas fire, and dining room encased in glass walls with high-set windows. Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms each include their own ensuite, with the north-facing main suite complemented by a walk-in robe. Reverse cycle heating and cooling, double glazing, designer lighting, extensive storage and a single remote garage complete an exceptional home of uncompromising quality, all positioned opposite parkland and moments from Bay Street, South Melbourne Market, the beach, schools and light rail access to the CBD.