With Heritage Victoria approved plans and permits* by internationally acclaimed architecture and landscape practice O'Connor and Houle, Hambleton House is now poised for its most remarkable chapter yet, transforming this landmark residence into one of Melbourne's most distinguished private homes.

An opportunity of this scale is rare, spanning a substantial 729sqm* of prime potential with an impressive 19.81m* frontage with two independent driveways in a sought-after, highly accessible locale.

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Luxury has a new name. Encompassing approximately 2284 sqm of perfectly sculpted Paul Bangay-designed gardens with a second frontage to Inglebrae Court and parking for upward of five vehicles, this architectural masterpiece is, without exaggeration, Melbourne's finest home. Breathtaking in scale and precision, this landmark tri-level icon transcends expectations at every turn. From its symmetry to the poolside entertainment zone and north-south tennis court, it is both a work of art and a feat of engineering brilliance.

An address of this calibre demands a residence that rises to the occasion, and this c1899 Victorian estate delivers with absolute precision. Entirely transformed by the acclaimed B.E. Architecture within exquisitely landscaped garden and pool surroundings on 1,609sqm (approx), this peerless six-bedroom, five-bathroom residence is an artistic statement in refined luxury, forming a home of rare scale and amenity on Scotch Hill's most prestigious tree-lined streets.

There's an inherent romance to homes that have stood the test of timeplaces where history and modern family living intertwine with effortless grace. "Snainton" c1905, a grand Federation residence in the prestigious Domain Precinct, embodies this rare balance, set on a deep 919 sqm (approx.) north-facing allotment just 80 metres from the Royal Botanic Gardens.