$4,000,000 - $4,400,000

Behind the iconic Queen Anne turret — one of only ten remaining in Elsternwick — lies a residence that has been transformed with genuine intelligence and flair. Constructed between 1904 and 1906, Yering has been reimagined for contemporary life without surrendering an ounce of its Federation soul. The zinc-clad extension, conceived by Beatrix Rowe Interior Design, announces a bold architectural vision that bridges eras beautifully, while Jaye Metcalf Designer Gardens frame the 735 square metre allotment with sculptural and considered plantings. The accommodation is both generous and refined. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a three-car driveway serve a household effortlessly. Maseiro Eva chandeliers illuminate the master bedroom and front room with quiet grandeur, while the open-plan living zone — fitted with automated blinds and a retractable flywire screen — dissolves the boundary between interior comfort and the entertaining terrace beyond. The kitchen is equally well considered, offering additional fridge and wine rack storage alongside generous overhead bulkhead storage — practical provisions that reward daily life. A dedicated study area, attic access for storage, and a rear utilities area with direct laneway access speak to a home that has been thought through at every turn. Outside, the Aloha Pools self-cleaning pool and spa, managed via the Aqualink app, anchor an outdoor entertaining zone designed for year-round enjoyment. Automatic awnings shade both the BBQ and pool areas, while an outdoor shower adds a resort-like finish to the rear garden. Hydronic heating, ducted climate control, automated irrigation, underground water storage, alarm system, and automated driveway gates ensure Yering operates as seamlessly as it presents. That it carries a lineage tied to Yering Station’s founding vines and has been featured in The Period Home Renovator only deepens the appeal of a home already impossible to forget.