A residence of quiet confidence, 'Ten To Twelve' illustrates a rare synergy between architecture, interior design and landscape. With a considered approach by Mim Design, Paul Conrad Architects and Jack Merlo, each element is shaped by an awareness of proportion, materiality and light, creating a home of lasting sophistication.
Generous dimensions and full-height glazing embrace tree-lined aspects, where natural light shifts across oak floors and chamfered stone, revealing the depth and warmth of a carefully curated palette. Every surface speaks to longevity and refinement, with subtle textural contrasts heightening the sense of understated luxury, evident within the open living and dining areas, with a gourmet kitchen as the centrepiece. Striking stone benchtops and integrated Miele appliances bring beauty and precision, complemented by a butler's pantry concealing a wine fridge and laundry. A private terrace extends the living space outward, capturing gentle morning light through fluted glass screens and lush greenery.
The bedrooms are zoned away from the living areas, headlined by the exquisite main bedroom suite, boasting a fitted walk-in robe with 2-pac and oak veneer sensor-lit robes and an exceptional ensuite with underfloor heating, twin vanity and a bath, all enveloped in neutral-toned stone. Two further bedrooms maintain the same level of polish, each with built-in robes and a second bathroom that continues the home's dedication to material integrity.
Additional elements include a well-placed office nook, a luxe powder room, zoned reverse-cycle heating and cooling, video intercom, lift access, side-by-side basement parking for two and a dedicated basement storage room. An exclusive offering in a prized central locale, this outstanding apartment is just moments from the bay, a short walk from cafes, restaurants and boutiques on Church Street, city-bound transport from Middle Brighton Station, and elite schools, including Brighton Grammar and Firbank.
