Former Fitzroy home of Victorian Movie Makers' Society listed

A Fitzroy residential conversion that was once home the Victorian Movie Makers' Society has been listed for sale.

The clean-edged 1950s building - where 8mm amateur film sessions was all the rage - has been converted into a contemporary three bedroom home.

Set near the Gertrude Street design precinct, there's a $3.5 million to $3.7 million price guide through Nelson Alexander Fitzroy agents Arch Staver and Luke Chisholm for its March 17 auction.

Centred around an open plan living room with soaring nine metre ceilings, the home features a master bedroom retreat with ensuite.

The second living room flows to a landscaped alfresco entertaining terrace.

It last traded for $2.85 million in 2014.

The Victorian Movie Makers signage is still etched on to the facade, despite the group selling the property for $571,000 in 2002.

This article was first published in the Weekend Australian property section.