Serenely set in a boutique group of only two, this three bedroom, two bathroom residence occupies a 446m2 approx. allotment where privacy, proportion and northern orientation come together in a manner that feels considered and enduring, creating a garden-set home of quiet retreat.
The long driveway approach and rear position establish immediate separation from the street, reinforcing a sense of quiet independence while remaining within walking distance of village life and the foreshore.
A slate-tiled entrance hall introduces the interior with understated solidity, before giving way to timber floors that extend through elegant living and dining rooms arranged along the northern frontage. Oversized picture windows draw natural light inward across the beautifully scaled space.
The well-appointed kitchen shares this orientation, connecting directly with the adjoining family area, where a breakfast bar creates a natural point of interaction between preparation and gathering. A glass door extends outward to the terrace, sweeping lawn and lush plantings - a setting equally suited to entertaining and everyday living.
The main bedroom is privately zoned and appointed with built-in robes and ensuite, while two further bedrooms share a central bathroom with bath and separate shower.
A full laundry with external access and separate WC, together with ducted heating, ducted vacuum and reverse-cycle air conditioning to both living zones, ensure the home functions with ease.
Hampton Street and Were Street shops are both moments away, with Church Street, the foreshore, transport options, parklands and excellent schools including St Leonard’s College, Haileybury, Brighton Beach Primary and St Joan of Arc close at hand.
For more information about this peaceful and private retreat contact Romana Altman or Zoe Duggan at Buxton Sandringham.
