Sophisticated luxury in the heart of the Village is this rare opportunity to secure an exclusive home in a highly sought after position in Albert Park. In early 2021, award winning designer Penny del Castillo, founder of In Design International, was engaged to reinvigorate this heritage overlayed home, resulting in brilliantly functional and sophisticated interiors. Featuring 4 double bedrooms and light filled living zones the perfect lifestyle home in a superb Village location. Only meters to MSAC, Albert Park lake, the beach and the famous restaurants of Albert Park like Ricardos, Chez Bagou and D 'n F, this is true village living. The 2 front rooms: a bedroom and second living area/work from home space or 4th bedroom maintain their heritage detail whilst the rear of the home is an open plan design that exudes style and quality. Upstairs: The personification of 'couples retreat' with large master bedroom with walk in robes, seperate retreat/bedroom or study and large oversized ensuite bathroom that services the entire floor. The Kitchen includes: - Bora induction cooktops with under bench extractor system - Miele Combi Steam Oven, Pyrolytic Oven and integrated dishwasher - Overhead Polytec Woodmatt Estella Oak single touch Blum SERVO-DRIVE electric motion support system - Statuario Venato Smartstone waterfall benchtop and splashback The Main Bathroom: - Gessi shower and taps fittings - Freestanding feature bath - Interno 9 silver porcelain tiles - Omvivo Neo 1400 double basin vanity top - Custom built timber veneer wall mount cabinetry An absolute highlight of this home is the landscaped courtyard which is a literal extension of the living area. It's an entertainers delight, especially at night when custom made water, light and plant features create a magnificent atmosphere. Designed by one of the country's most awarded designers, Steve Taylor of COS Design, it orientates to the north and is a quiet, peaceful sanctuary. Hidden away in the courtyard is also a fabulous storage/tool shed with tub and running water, providing valuable additional space. Named Almo, legend has it that the first owner of the home in the 1920's bet on a horse race. The horse won big and the proceeds went to building the house. The horse's name was Almo and, in honour, Almo is proudly built in to the stained glass window in the entrance. This home is not only special, it has luck on its side. We can't wait to show you.