33 Pilgrim Street, Seddon, Vic 3011 - More Details
$1,250,000 - $1,375,000
• Distinguished double-fronted Victorian residence in one of Seddon’s most coveted pockets, just 6.8km* from the CBD
• Beautifully renovated and sympathetically restored, preserving the integrity and romance of its Victorian architecture
• Soaring ceilings, stained-glass front windows, timber floorboards and original fireplaces feature throughout
• All three original fireplaces professionally repointed using traditional lime-and-sand methods, respecting the integrity of the original brickwork
• Sophisticated open-plan kitchen, dining and living domain with stone surfaces, central island, breakfast bar and premium appliances
• Seamless connection between kitchen, living and outdoors via a café window and expansive double doors
• Generous alfresco deck with built-in seating and atmospheric festoon lighting overlooking a landscaped, low-maintenance garden
• Three spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, original fireplaces and individual split system heating and cooling
• Split-system heating and cooling throughout the living areas for year-round comfort
• Refined heritage-inspired bathroom with clawfoot bath, separate shower and integrated European laundry
• Considered palette of heritage-inspired colours, traditional-style tapware and bespoke finishes throughout
• Solar panels and three-phase power, offering future EV charging capability
• Gated off-street parking with additional convenient street parking
Enviably positioned just 6.8km* from the CBD, this distinguished double-fronted Victorian residence represents a sophisticated expression of period architecture and contemporary living.
Behind its classic picket fence and leafy garden, soaring ceilings, original timber floors and stained-glass detailing establish an immediate sense of character. The renovation has been undertaken with a distinctly sympathetic hand, preserving the home’s Victorian soul while introducing considered contemporary comfort. A restrained palette of heritage-inspired colours, traditional-style tapware and carefully selected finishes creates an aesthetic that feels enduring rather than overtly modern.
At the centre of the home, a beautifully proportioned open-plan living and dining domain unfolds around a refined stone-topped kitchen. A generous island with breakfast bar, abundant storage, integrated dishwasher and five-burner gourmet oven combine practicality with understated sophistication.
The relationship between kitchen, living and garden is particularly compelling. A café window and expansive double doors open directly to the substantial alfresco deck, creating an effortless continuation of the living space outdoors. Built-in seating and festoon lighting set an inviting mood for long lunches and evening entertaining, while the landscaped, low-maintenance garden and garden shed provide a private and practical backdrop.
Three generous bedrooms form peaceful private quarters, each retaining its original fireplace and complemented by built-in robes and individual split-system heating and cooling. The living areas are similarly climate controlled, ensuring comfort throughout the seasons.
The fireplaces are among the home’s most evocative heritage elements. Each has been professionally repointed using traditional lime-and-sand methods, carefully chosen to preserve the integrity and authenticity of the original Victorian brickwork. It is this attention to detail that distinguishes the renovation, celebrating what was already beautiful rather than concealing it beneath contemporary finishes.
The family bathroom continues this refined dialogue between old and new. A luxurious clawfoot bath, separate shower and integrated European laundry are framed by heritage-inspired detailing and finishes, creating a space that feels both elegant and deeply connected to the architecture of the home.
Practicality has been considered with equal care. Gated off-street parking is complemented by easy street parking for guests, while solar panels enhance the home’s energy credentials. Three-phase power available at the front of the property provides a strong foundation for future EV charging.
Why you’ll love this location:
Set within a tightly held, leafy pocket of Seddon, 33 Pilgrim Street offers the rare combination of architectural character and genuine walk-everywhere convenience.
Seddon Village is approximately four minutes* away on foot, bringing cafés, restaurants, boutiques and gourmet grocers within easy reach. Footscray’s vibrant dining, shopping and market precincts are similarly accessible, while Yarraville Village adds another layer of cafés, restaurants and village-style amenity nearby.
For recreation, Yarraville Gardens and local reserves including Mappin Reserve and Harris Reserve provide abundant green space, playgrounds and opportunities to walk or cycle. Seddon Station is within easy reach, offering swift rail connections including a one-stop journey into the city, while Williamstown Beach is readily accessible for summer days by the water.
Families are exceptionally well catered for, with Footscray City Primary School approximately eight minutes* on foot and Footscray High School’s Pilgrim campus approximately three minutes* away. Victoria University and a choice of childcare facilities are also within easy reach.
With the city centre just 6.8km* away and convenient freeway and tunnel connections nearby, the address delivers an enviable balance of village atmosphere, connectivity and metropolitan convenience.
A home of rare authenticity and considered refinement, 33 Pilgrim Street offers Victorian grandeur without formality, contemporary luxury without excess and a lifestyle that places the best of Melbourne within easy reach.
*Approximate
- Type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Parkings
- 1
- House Size
- 106 m²
