Inside an incredible urban CASTLE on a quiet street - complete with stunning views, a hidden garden retreat and a very unique minimalist design

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A show-stopping urban castle in the heart of suburbia has twinkling city views and a unique architectural design. 

Sitting in a quiet cul-de-sac, the modern three-bedroom house is in the inner city suburb of Richmond just four kilometres east of Melbourne's city centre. 

Designed by renowned Melbourne architectural firm Morris & Pirrotta in the eighties, the home's structure is reminiscent of brutalist style with its rugged grey brick walls, clean lines, minimalist charm and an industrial feel. 

An incredible urban castle sits in a quiet cul-de-sac in the inner city suburb of Richmond just four kilometres east of Melbourne's city centre

Red steel window and door frames and details contrast with the harsh grey stone walls that are cleverly softened by the use of curves and huge windows that let sunlight pour in

The industrial chic-style house is atop one of the highest points in the suburbs giving the upstairs balcony off the master bedroom spectacular views of the Melbourne city sky line

Downstairs, there is a spacious living and dining area with conservatory-like window walls that look out onto the well-manicured front and rear courtyards

Red steel door frames and details contrast with the harsh grey stone walls that are cleverly softened by the use of curves and huge windows that let sunlight pour in. 

The industrial chic-style house is atop one of the highest points in the suburbs giving the upstairs balcony off the master bedroom spectacular views of the Melbourne city sky line. 

Downstairs, there is a spacious living and dining area with conservatory-like window walls that look out onto the well-manicured front and rear courtyards. 

Off the living and dining space is a contemporary white stone kitchen with a breakfast bar. 

Off the living and dining space is a contemporary white stone kitchen with a breakfast bar

Designed by renowned Melbourne architectural firm Morris & Pirrotta in the eighties, the home's structure is reminiscent of brutalist style with its rugged grey brick walls, clean lines, minimalist charm and an industrial feel 

The rear courtyard with creeping vines leads to a detached garage and office space with custom built shelving and desk space

Upstairs, there is also a bathroom and powder room as well as two more bedrooms one of which has its own study nook and built-in bookshelf

The rear courtyard with creeping vines leads to a detached garage and office space with custom-built shelving and desk space. 

A spiral staircase leads to the second storey that features the master suite with a walk-through wardrobe to the luxurious ensuite. 

There is also a bathroom and powder room as well as two more bedrooms one of which has its own study nook and built-in bookshelf. 

The home is on the market for the first time in 32 years and is set to go under the hammer on Saturday, April 9 with a price guide of $3.1million-$3.3million. 

To view the listing, click here.