Situated in this pre-eminent locale just moments from Church Street, the beach and leading schools, this spectacular northern oriented family home on 1,215sqm (approx.) with a tennis court and pool offers an exclusive and prestigious lifestyle.
Showcasing luxury finishes and high-end European features, this five-bedroom, four-bathroom oasis has multiple formal and informal living spaces, a private parents' retreat, and a three-oven Miele and AEG gourmet kitchen. This ultra-private and leafy retreat has been designed with travertine-faced external walls, cement-block construction, bespoke hand-forged metal entry gate and doors, and a soaring double-height entry foyer. Unique features chosen for their premium quality and cache include a marble staircase and window sills, upstairs art gallery on two sides of the central void, timber-inspired tiles in living and dining spaces, and a copper hydronic heating system hidden behind hand-forged panels.
The engineering of this home is exceptional, with a new roof designed with wide eaves, optimum drainage and thermal efficiency, double-glazed thermal break aluminium windows, and sensor-activated remote-control windows. All these and many more design elements keep the interior efficiently warm in winter and cool in summer. The prestige continues outdoors with a floodlit north-south tennis court, large gas-heated swimming pool with a European-made automated cover, north-facing paved entertaining area with an open fireplace, perimeter garden beds, an outdoor bathroom, and decades-old trees for shade and greenery. The three-car garage has a separate storeroom/cellar, there's embossed wall tiles in living rooms, split-system air conditioners in bedrooms, gas fireplaces, Italian ceiling fans, custom-designed cabinetry, remote-control bifold gates and app-accessed security cameras.
This exclusive cul-de-sac address has the beach at the end of the street and Brighton Beach, St Joan of Arc Primary School and the Brighton Beach primary school around the corner. The Church Street and Were Street's shops and cafes, Brighton Grammar School, and Middle Brighton station are also nearby and easily accessible.
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