153-155 Cecil Street,
South Melbourne, VIC 3205

Built in 1885, ‘Finn Barr and ‘Port View’ comprises of a unique two-property terrace designed by the renowned architect Frederick de Garis, offering a compelling blend of 19th-century charm and modern versatility on the cusp of the historic Emerald Hill precinct. These grand properties are an exuberant example of Melbourne’s boom-time architecture, boasting all the intricate detailing of its era, including a distinctive tower over the main entrance, capturing a 360-degree view glimpsing South Melbourne Town Hall, the MCG and the city.

Commercial & Residential options for both properties make these terraces an exceptional investment opportunity, catering to a range of business ventures in a vibrant, high-demand location providing a flexible live-work setup, that's ideal for entrepreneurs, creatives, or professionals looking to operate a business while enjoying the convenience of an adjoining residence.

‘Finn Barr’s’ residential layout is a masterwork of historical design. Formal reception rooms can open into one large room for entertaining, while the contemporary kitchen is accompanied by a relaxed dining area. Upstairs, the layout features three generously proportioned bedrooms, each with robes—one with an additional study area—all serviced by the sympathetically modernised bathroom. Comfort and convenience are enhanced by hydronic heating, split system heating/cooling, a laundry, and a guest powder room.

‘Port View’ is an impressive commercial premises, offering eight principal rooms, each featuring high ceilings, original detailing, and natural light. Complemented by a kitchen, bathroom facilities on each level, and reverse-cycle air conditioning, it allows for adaptable configurations, whether you envision private offices, meeting rooms, or collaborative workspaces or converting to residential use (STCA)

Open for inspections:
Saturday 28th September, 12:00-12:30pm
Thursday 3rd October, 12:00-12:30pm
Saturday 5th October, 1:00-1:30pm
Thursday 10th October, 12:00-12:30pm
Saturday 12th October, 1:30-2:00pm