#bakery conversion

This is a ground floor unit, which is rare, and different from the others. Enter thru a hallway and down a few stairs where they've made a little bar in the corner of the main living area. Love that bar made of old barrels.

The hall is covered in lovely designer wallpaper.

This is the most lofty looking area with the brick walls. The conversion is visible, though- the brick on the bottom doesn't match the top. I would've liked the windows to be lower, too. I feel boxed in.

Interesting unit built into the wall.

If the kitchen is going to be out in the open, I like that they recessed it.

Across the way the huge space can accommodate as large a dining room as you'd like, with room to spare for a sitting area.

These stairs lead up to the primary bedroom

The primary bedroom suite.

It's a lovely bath, but I just don't like the bricks.

More designer wallpaper and lovely floor tile in the shower.

This would be the 2nd bedroom that is entered from the main hall. If you're wondering where the bed came from, it's a Murphy bed. (I thought I was seeing things.) It's in front of the door, though, when the bed is down.

This is the Murphy bed unit closed.

Bath #2 is across the hall from the bedroom.

Very nice laundry room.

Common area and elevator.

The rooftop deck is also communal.

Down on the ground, this pavilion houses BBQs.

It has a huge living room that opens to the courtyard. Love the ceiling and the the pipe that is a hint of the building's former life. Isn't the corner fireplace cute?

I love the open airy layout, but if you want completely open concept, this home is not for you. Isn't the kitchen lovely? It has a huge island and row of windows that face the courtyard and let in lots of sunshine.

Isn't the dining room fabulous? And look at the atrium in the middle of the house.

This lovely bedroom has a glass door that opens to the atrium. How beautiful is that?

The upper level bedroom has vaulted ceilings, beams, and doors to a terrace. It might be the primary suite.

This could either be a casual dining room, a library or a den.

A kitchen table is in this wing, which is very light and open.

The current owners have this area set up as a home office. This home certainly brings the outdoors in.

A secondary bedroom that opens to the patio has a lovely beamed ceiling.

The architectural feature in this bedroom gives it a lot of interest. It appears to be one of the stable bedrooms.

This home has an awful lot of tables and chairs. I guess the owners didn't know what else to do to with all the space, but this table is next to the kitchen.

This is another dining room with doors to the garden. There's a sofa and book shelving, so this room would make a nice den or even an art studio.

This nice bedroom has its own en-suite and would make a great guest room.

Cute cheery room for children.

Isn't the garden beautiful?

This little cobblestone alley is an entrance.

That must be Melbourne in the background, so it's not far from the city.

There's this diagram, but the realtor doesn't give the dimensions of the property.