About this property
Three bedrooms, a private courtyard, and undercover parking — in a quiet Glen Iris pocket that's secretly one of Melbourne's best-connected addresses.
Tram at the end of the street: 3 minutes on foot. Train: 5. Straight run to CBD 15 minutes, 10 minutes on the rails to the MCG and Rod Laver with straight tram run to Grand Prix Circuit 15 mins, and iconic Armadale and Malvern under a 5 minute drive away.
Sleep in a leafy suburb. Wake up minutes from everything.
Behind its classic 1970s façade lies a villa reimagined with a modern touch — fully self-contained, opening onto a private courtyard, and nestled in a quiet residential pocket of Glen Iris. From the moment you step inside, it simply feels like home.
Inside, the open-plan living and dining area is made for gatherings: comfortable, well-furnished, and anchored by a 65-inch Smart TV. Open the doors and the courtyard becomes part of the room — a private, green-fringed outdoor space with furniture, ground-level outdoor access like this is rare in Melbourne villa living, and it changes the whole rhythm of a stay.
Three bedrooms give everyone room to spread out: two queens for the grown-ups, plus a twin-single room that's perfect for kids, younger guests, or a third couple who don't mind bunking in. One well-appointed bathroom — modern, warm, with an infrared panel heater and heated towel rail.
The kitchen is built for real cooking — full fridge, oven, proper cookware, everything you need for a grocery run and a home-cooked meal. A washing machine and reverse-cycle dryer handle the day-to-day laundry (a commercial laundromat nearby covers anything bigger).
Comfort follows you through every season: central heating throughout, split-system air conditioning in the living area and master bedroom, ceiling fans in the second and third bedrooms, and that heated bathroom.
One undercover carport (2.4m clearance) comes with your stay, plus easy street parking nearby . Self check-in makes arrival effortless — details land in your inbox before you arrive.
As this is an established inner-city suburb, guests may occasionally hear everyday neighbourhood noise such as traffic or tradespeople during weekday hours.
