Some homes have character and convenience. Some have that and more.
Built in 1930, this beautifully reimagined Tudor home brings together original character, modern comfort and an exceptionally convenient Brighton lifestyle, creating a home that feels both timeless and wonderfully liveable.
From the street, the home's Tudor Revival architecture immediately captures your attention. A beautifully restored and repointed sandstone faΓ§ade sits beneath distinctive steep gable rooflines, complemented by crisp white render and red brick detailing.
Behind the classic white slatted fence and established hedging, a red-brick pathway leads through the established cottage-style gardens to the beautiful double front doors.
Positioned on a corner allotment with rear laneway access, the character continues well beyond the faΓ§ade.
Inside, the wide entrance hall introduces the home's generous proportions, with wide timber floors, three-metre ceilings and beautiful period details creating an immediate sense of warmth.
To one side, the front bedroom is generous in size and filled with natural light, with double-hung windows, plantation shutters, an original open fireplace and ornate ceiling rose.
Across the hallway, a second generous bedroom offers the same beautiful character, complete with ceiling fan and built-in robe.
Further along the hallway, the central bathroom has been tastefully renovated with floor-to-ceiling tiles, a full-sized bath and one of two toilets.
The third bedroom sits towards the rear of the home, again showcasing the craftsmanship of the era with an exquisite ceiling rose and beautiful proportions.
At the heart of the home, the original character flows effortlessly into a modern open-plan kitchen, dining and living area.
The kitchen has been designed for everyday family living and entertaining, with stone benchtops, abundant storage and a generous 900mm oven, while its position within the original footprint provides another subtle connection to the home's history and original bones.
The expansive dining and living area feels generous without losing its intimacy - a space equally suited to quiet evenings at home or entertaining family and friends.
When the occasion calls for it, the aluminium sliding doors open the living area to the outdoor entertaining space, creating an effortless connection between inside and out.
Outside, every corner of the block has been thoughtfully utilised. The elevated deck is illuminated by downlights and overlooks established gardens, mature greenery and fruit trees, creating a private and peaceful setting with a beautiful cottage-garden feel.
The double carport is accessed from the rear laneway, offering exceptional practicality for multiple vehicles, a caravan, trailer or trades vehicle, while also providing easy access to the rear of the property.
And then there is the lifestyle.
Located in one of Brighton's established residential pockets, you're within easy reach of Brighton shopping, cafes, restaurants, Brighton Central and Jetty Road Brighton, while Brighton Beach and the coast are also within easy reach.
Brighton's express train station is just a few hundred metres away, providing convenient public transport access to Adelaide CBD, with the city reachable in approximately 20 minutes by train.
For families, the home is zoned for Brighton Primary School and Brighton Secondary School, with other schooling options including McAuley Community School, Westminster School and Seaview High School also within easy reach.
This is a home that doesn't ask you to choose between character and contemporary living.
It gives you both.
Original soul. Modern comfort. A beautiful Brighton address.
Reasons to love this home
- π‘ Beautifully preserved 1930 Tudor-style character home
- β¨ Beautifully reimagined and meticulously presented
- πͺ¨ Restored and repointed sandstone faΓ§ade
- π§± Classic red brick and Tudor Revival architectural detailing
- πΏ Established cottage-style gardens and fruit trees
- π Corner allotment
- πͺ Valuable rear laneway access
- πͺ΅ Wide timber floors
- π Impressive three-metre ceilings
- π₯ Original open fireplace
- πΈ Ornate ceiling roses and period details
- ποΈ Three generous bedrooms
- πͺ Double-hung windows and plantation shutters
- π Renovated central bathroom with full-sized bath
- π½ Two toilets
- π½οΈ Modern open-plan kitchen, dining and living
- πͺ¨ Stone benchtops and abundant storage
- π₯ Generous 900mm oven
- π€οΈ Seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining
- πΏ Elevated deck overlooking established gardens
- π Double carport
- π Rear access suitable for multiple vehicles, caravan or trailer
- βοΈ Split-system air conditioning
- π Ceiling fans
- π Fully fenced
- β Easy access to Brighton cafes, shops and restaurants
- ποΈ Close to Brighton Central and Jetty Road Brighton
- ποΈ Close to Brighton Beach and the coast
- π Walking distance to Brighton train station
- π Zoned for Brighton Primary School and Brighton Secondary School
Disclaimer:
All floor plans, photos and text are for illustration purposes only and are not intended to be part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and details intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.
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Magain Real Estate Brighton
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