150 Finch Street GLEN IRIS (Stonnington)

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What a turnaround. Once asking too much, 150 Finch Street has dropped into far more reasonable territory – and now at circa $5m, it’s starting to look less like a “maybe” and more like a “maybe we should.”
 
This home offers a blend of character, charm, and family practicality. The Federation-style façade and mature garden give it beautiful street appeal, and inside, there’s been thoughtful investment – bathrooms, kitchen, lighting and finishes have all been refreshed with care. While the renovation doesn’t flow perfectly from front to back – there’s a little too much stylistic variety – it still works functionally for a growing family.
 
There are three separate living zones, good connection to the alfresco and pool, and the overall layout supports a relaxed and versatile lifestyle. It’s not a showstopper or a collector’s piece, but it’s not trying to be.
 
This is a well-located, well-sized, well-finished home that ticks many boxes for families looking to settle near schools, parks, and quiet streets.
 
At this new price point, the offering feels far more balanced. The rating reflects both its strengths and its inconsistencies – but for the right buyer, especially one looking for long-term comfort and livability, this is absolutely worth a serious look.
 
What it is – is a really strong option for a family who wants character, space, and practicality in a quiet pocket with proximity to good schools and Central Park.

Final thoughts:
681/1000 – The score reflects both its upside and its missed opportunities. But the gap between them? That’s narrowed considerably now that price and presentation are in alignment.
This could very well be the one you live in for a decade and never regret. And at this adjusted level, it's worth a serious look.