Architektonisches Meisterwerk Mit Privatem Rückzugsort

To arrange a private inspection, please contact Sam Fenna on zero four three seven three zero nine seven one five.

Rare. Refined. Unrepeatable.

This is not simply a penthouse - it is an architectural statement of scale, design, and distinction.

Positioned within the tightly held Fortuna section of Nonda Katsalidis’ iconic Melbourne Terrace, this extraordinary three-level residence represents one of Melbourne’s most significant inner-city penthouses. Set on the edge of the world-renowned Queen Victoria Market, it offers a rare combination of architectural pedigree, absolute privacy, and unrivalled urban convenience.

From the moment you enter, the sense of volume and presence is immediate. Expansive living and dining domains are framed by soaring proportions, anchored by a striking mezzanine study that appears to float above the space. Designed for both grand entertaining and effortless everyday living, the home flows seamlessly to a substantial private terrace complete with built-in barbecue facilities - an exceptional outdoor extension with sweeping market views as its backdrop.

The kitchen and main living level are appointed for both function and lifestyle, complemented by hydronic heating and thoughtful design details that enhance comfort year-round.

The middle level is dedicated to versatility and accommodation, featuring well-proportioned bedrooms, a home office, a secondary living area, and a full laundry with chute - delivering practical luxury in equal measure.

The entire upper floor is devoted to a private primary retreat of rare calibre. A palatial suite occupies the level in its entirety, complete with a walk-in robe and an opulent ensuite featuring a deep soaking bath and private sauna. This is a true inner-city sanctuary elevated above it all.

Additional features include two secure car spaces and valuable storage further enhancing the home’s exceptional livability.

A once-in-a-generation offering in one of Melbourne’s most iconic residential buildings.