Set peacefully back from the street in a prized pocket, strolling distance to Brighton Beach, this impeccably presented, single-level residence immediately impresses with its timeless elegance, luxuriously proportioned dimensions, and superb north-facing al fresco spaces.
Designed to incorporate views of its lush green surroundings, step inside...
Set peacefully back from the street in a prized pocket, strolling distance to Brighton Beach, this impeccably presented, single-level residence immediately impresses with its timeless elegance, luxuriously proportioned dimensions, and superb north-facing al fresco spaces.
Designed to incorporate views of its lush green surroundings, step inside and soak up the ambience of the light-filled interiors full of warmth and character.
A statement of refinement and secluded privacy, the home opens to a wide entrance hall flowing through to a generous lounge room with split-system air conditioner, and an equally spacious dining room, flooded in northern light.
The pristine, well-appointed kitchen with breakfast bar overlooks a relaxed meals area where glass doors create a seamless transition to the north-facing rear garden with water feature. An expansive undercover dining deck and sunny terrace provide plenty of options for serene alfresco dining and entertaining, set against a backdrop of lush greenery.
A beautiful master bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite enjoys leafy outlooks, and a second bedroom is serviced by a bright bathroom; while a study is the ideal work from home space.
Seasonal comfort is assured with ducted heating and ceiling fans; while additional features include, powder room, plush carpets, fitted laundry, abundant storage, cubby house, and rear-accessed double garage.
In this prestigious, tightly-held location, on the edge of the Golden Mile, this exemplary haven is just moments to Bay Street’s wonderful shops, cafes, bars, restaurants, cinemas, and station, parklands, and excellent schools.
For more information about this sun-soaked, seaside sanctuary contact Mark Earle or Guy St Leger at Buxton.
