A rare proposition of single-level scale and privacy, this refined residence enjoys a secluded rear position in an exclusive group of three. Timelessly elegant, this substantial home is distinguished by high 3-meter ceilings, expansive windows and the enduring beauty of Travertine finishes, with a prized north-facing orientation bathing interiors in all-day natural light.
Generously proportioned and thoughtfully zoned, the dual living, three-bedroom, two-bathroom layout offers sought after flexibility for both relaxed living and entertaining. A sun-soaked northern courtyard provides a private outdoor sanctuary, while the low-maintenance surrounds ensure easy enjoyment just moments from Dendy Village and the very best of Brighton’s lifestyle attractions.
Enhanced by its near stand-alone design, the home offers a true sense of tranquil independence. A private secure entry reveals a beautifully proportioned lounge, and an expansive living and dining domain that extends seamlessly to a large paved entertainer’s courtyard. The granite kitchen is superbly appointed with quality Bosch appliances (gas cooktop and dishwasher), a breakfast bar and a walk-in pantry.
The king-sized main bedroom suite is a standout, featuring a walk-in robe and a lavish fully tiled ensuite with granite dual vanity and indulgent corner spa bath. Two further robed bedrooms are served by a central bathroom, while a full laundry provides direct internal access to the remote garage.
Additional features include luxurious new carpet, ducted heating, split system air conditioning, ducted vacuum, excellent storage, enhanced security and alarm system. An exceptional opportunity for those seeking timeless refinement in a blue-chip setting, close to local cafés and shops, parkland, the golf course, the beachfront and both Church and Bay Streets. This home delivers a downsizing option defined by prestige, privacy and peace of mind.
For more information about this superior single-level residence please contact Halli Moore at Buxton Brighton on 0403 777 661.
