This heritage-listed Soldiers Hill home blends original features with contemporary sophistication. The remarkable three-level residence that now stands on the large 1020sq m block at 10 Clarendon St looked very different when the vendor, Renee Weyers, and her husband purchased the home. “In its original state, it was essentially a bit of a dog’s breakfast and had been deemed unliveable,” says Renee. “The kitchen didn’t even have a floor, and there were only three bedrooms, all of which needed significant work.” Due to the home’s heritage listing, the planning approval process took nearly two years, with a set of requirements the redesign had to meet. “We had to create a clear distinction between the old and the new,” explains Renee. “The new home was built by Weycon P/L and designed by Luke Jennings from Project Now. MORE: $55k Melb home sells after 44 years Poker champ lists $96m Brighton waterfront pair Melb’s North East Link ‘backyard’ sold for $19m This heritage-listed Soldiers Hill home blends original features with contemporary sophistication. The remarkable three-level residence now stands on the large 1020sq m block. Outside is impressive with resort-style entertainment opt...
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