Architectural Brilliance by Clare Cousins in the Heart of Prahran
A masterful convergence of heritage & contemporary design, this double-fronted Hawthorn brick villa stands as a rare offering in one of Prahran's most coveted tree-lined enclaves. Reimagined by award-winning architect Clare Cousins, the residence is a triumph of restrained luxury, architectural ingenuity, and refined materiality.
Set behind a picturesque Victorian façade and lush, curated gardens
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Average Age
35 years
Population
12,203
Listing ID: 183363945. This listing has been viewed 1 time. It was first displayed on 07/05/2025 and last updated on 07/05/2025.
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