Grand and gracious home on an exceptional parcel of land of 1184sqm, lies an incredible opportunity to renovate/improve/extend this magnificent two storey home. A tightly held and esteemed address offers exclusive living near schools, Brighton Beach station and the bay. Offered for the first time in many years, the potential for this property is only limited by your imagination.
Created in 1908 by Thomas Quayle and enhanced with an extension by architects Darren Overend and John Baxter, this fine home retains its graciousness and original beauty.
Grand lounge and dining rooms, a pavilion-style family room, conservatory dining room, and a sitting room offer excellent zoning. Five bedrooms, a study and four bathrooms are designed over two floors, and families will appreciate the spacious gardens and tiled pool.
North-facing and with a beautiful Dutch Colonial-influence exterior, it's easy to see why this notable home is featured in Bayside's Architectural Trail. Edwardian and Federation elements remain, with high ceilings, box bay windows, magnificent marble fireplaces, leadlight, original staircase, and a return verandah. A generous extension has enhanced the original design, with the beautifully proportioned family room featuring pool views, precision-crafted timber ceilings, open fireplace, cellar, and doors leading to a deck. Seymour Grove is a superb address, and this home has the bonus of right of way rear access via Little Moffat Lane. This grand family home is minutes from Brighton's finest schools, Xavier College Kostka Hall at the end of the Street, minutes walk to Brighton Beach Station, Were Street Village shops and cafes, and Church Street shopping and dining.
Property Code: 879
