The Melbourne home from the hit ABC series goes on the market for $3 million
Incredible Melbourne home featured in ABC’s The Newsreader and Miss Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries hits the market for more than $3 million
The gorgeous 1960s block that wowed TV viewers in ABC’s The Newsreader has hit the market with an eye-watering price list of $2.95 million – $3.245 million.
Known as “The Delbridge House,” the sprawling three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, completed in 1960, was also used as a filming location in Miss Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries, another ABC drama reports the Announce sun.
Located in Melbourne’s leafy suburb of Eaglemont, 10 km from the CBD, the amazing 1127 square meter spread boasts a stunning and luxurious design.
Highlights of the three-story landmark building include floor-to-ceiling glass walls, an expansive open plan design, and sculpted gardens with water features.
Meanwhile, the architectural centerpiece is a cantilevered staircase with custom brass handrail supported by a wall of Castlemaine Stone.
The Melbourne home featured in the ABC dramas The Newsreader and Miss Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries has hit the market with a target price of $3.2 million. pictured
The sprawling three-bedroom, two-bathroom home was inspired by famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The staircase in the path is fitted with glass walls throughout
Features include a huge modern kitchen and several large living areas
Other features include a top-floor master suite with glass enclosures, walk-in closets, and sweeping views of nearby Kinglake.
There is also a huge modern kitchen, several terraces for alfresco dining and several large lounge areas.
Described as an ‘outstanding example of late 1950s ultra-modern architecture’ by the Victorian State Heritage listing, the house has had just three owners in sixty years.
Described as an ‘outstanding example of late 1950s ultra-modern architecture’ by the Victorian State Heritage listing, the house has had just three owners in sixty years
In the photo actress Anna Torv
Anna Tov as seen in the ABC drama The Newsreader
Said to be inspired by famed architect Floyd Lloyd Wright, the house retains many original features, including pebbled glass fittings and other finishes.
According to sales agent Jellis Craig three builders – Ian, Max and Malcolm Delbridge built the home for their father and mother between 1957 and 1960.
The house has continually attracted filmmakers as a filming location and has been used in TV commercials for Just Jeans, Jeans West and Nicorette.
Expressions of interest close on April 4.