23 Edgewood Street, Carnegie

Beyond this picture-perfect Edwardian facade, discover a truly stunning family sanctuary perfectly complemented by a sundrenched pool-side oasis in idyllic garden surrounds.

Elevated by a desired northerly orientation, a new kitchen and a host of thoughtful inclusions, the renovated home is ready to be enjoyed. Many of its original features have been retained and celebrated - intricate external timber fretwork, soaring ceilings and ornate fireplaces are all reminders of a bygone era, and elements that sit harmoniously alongside more recent additions and comforts.

Among the accommodation highlights are a vast open plan living zone and separate dining area – both with alfresco access and views of the sparkling solar-heated pool. A huge stone-topped island anchors the Epicurean kitchen, which is equipped with quality appliances including an induction cooktop, along with shaker-style cabinetry and an auto-lit walk-in pantry.

Extensive storage and a stylish skylit ensuite are highlights of the tranquil garden-view primary bedroom. The remaining bedrooms share a central bathroom with drenching rain shower. Two have built-in wardrobes while the remaining bedroom has a desk and shelving, making it ideal as a home office.

Practicalities include ducted heating and split system heating/cooling. The home also offers a fully-lined & carpeted attic with dropdown ladder, a European-style laundry, quality wool carpets, ceiling fans, an alarm, a storage shed and high-roofed carport with hanging bike racks – all securely tucked behind an auto-gated fence.

In a quiet, low-traffic pocket within footsteps of Carnegie Primary School, the home is close to Koornang Road shops & cafes and public transport including city-bound trams & trains. Chadstone shopping centre and Monash University (Caulfield) are within easy reach, as is Carnegie’s revamped memorial pool/wellness centre.

We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.