Individual, expressive and immersed in greenery, this character-rich mid-century residence brings together light, materiality and landscape in a design shaped by warmth and creativity.
Across two distinctive levels, timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams and flashes of colour animate a succession of spaces, with the home’s mid-century character evident in its honest materials, sculptural detailing and strong connection to the garden. Beginning on the ground floor, timber floors lead through the living areas from front to rear. A broad window draws the front garden into the dining room, while the adjoining living room gathers around a substantial brick fireplace, the sculptural staircase coiling upwards beside it.
The sequence culminates at the rear in a sitting room almost entirely given over to the outlook. A wall of glazing pulls the north-facing garden into the interior, with mature trees, layered planting and lawn filling the view. Doors erase the final divide, opening to paved areas against a backdrop of greenery for long lunches, drinks with friends and afternoons in the sun.
Running alongside this sequence, the kitchen keeps cooking and conversation connected. A timber-topped breakfast bar forms a natural gathering point, paired with quality appliances and generous storage, while windows keep the outdoors firmly in view.
Two bedrooms turn towards the established front garden, sharing a bathroom where black and white mosaics provide a bold counterpoint to timber detailing.
The spiral staircase shifts the architecture vertically, leaving the activity of the ground floor behind. Above, the main bedroom expands beneath a soaring vaulted ceiling, a full wall of robes lining one side. A fourth bedroom, retreat or studio extends the upper-level accommodation, with glass doors leading to a covered balcony. The ensuite strikes a calming note in crisp white and timber, offset by black accents and a pop of sage.
Extensive storage is integrated throughout, complemented by a fitted laundry, separate WC, ducted heating and cooling and off-street parking, bringing an effortless practicality to a home of unmistakable personality.
Set within a leafy and established neighbourhood, the home enjoys easy access to Brighton Grammar playing fields, just moments away, while Church Street’s renowned shops, cafes and restaurants are also conveniently close. Sandringham Primary School and local bus services are nearby, with Sandringham station readily accessible and the beach within easy reach.
