An enchanting showcase of Victorian attractions with an enthralling slice of East Melbourne history, this proud 2 bedroom c1873 solid brick cottage is being offered for the first time in 45 years. In the notable row marked as ‘Elizabeth Terrace’ (59-63) which was named after the wife of a famed Bourke Street ironmonger and designed by architect G.D. Langridge, this historic Victorian retains its irresistible façade, captivating 3.7m approx. ceilings, high skirting boards, and Baltic pine floorboards with heartwarming effect. Welcomed by the traditional arched hallway, the home features 2 gorgeous front bedrooms (including the main with marble fireplace, the other with built-in robes), an engaging family living and dining area, tasteful kitchen with a Bosch dishwasher, a stylish subway-tiled bathroom, genuine laundry and double doors to a sun-splashed brick-paved alfresco courtyard with its versatile workshop and rear lane access. A low-maintenance layout with the potential for luxurious inclusions to match its illustrious location, this pristine residence is appointed with hydronic heating, reverse cycle air conditioning, instant hot water, security doors, timber blinds and great storage. In an acclaimed pocket, literal metres from the popular George Street café, stroll through Yarra Park on your way to the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Melbourne Park; or through Fitzroy and Treasury Gardens on your swift commute into the CBD; first-class convenience to buses, trams, and trains (via Jolimont Station) and within a wander of the Yarra River.