Set on a sprawling 1,008m² block with R30/40 zoning and quad-site potential, 15 Greenwell Street is not just a Scarborough home — it's a landmark. A masterclass in elevation, renovation, and recreation, this split-level residence captures the essence of coastal family living while quietly whispering to the savvy developer with vision.
Renovated to a stunning standard, the main home retains mid-century charm with fluted textures, warm stonework, and elevated ceilings, complemented by a light-filled layout that opens up to sweeping inland vistas. Downstairs, a fully self-contained flat with its own access offers intergenerational versatility, AirBnB income or guest retreat potential. Outside, the backyard is pure lifestyle theatre — a sunken fire pit, custom-built alfresco with outdoor kitchen, level lawn for cricket and a multi-purpose sports court that turns into a party zone under the lights.
Moments from Brighton Road's café scene, the beach, and some of the most in-demand schools in the area, this address holds its own in one of Scarborough's fastest-growing, family-friendly pockets. Whether you're here for the now or planning for what's next — this is opportunity layered with lifestyle.
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At a Glance:
• Rare 1,008m² quad-site zoned R30/R40
• Renovated 4x3 home with split-level layout
• Self-contained lower-level studio with kitchen and bath
• Outdoor entertaining zone with covered alfresco kitchen
• Sunken firepit lounge, sports court, and lawn area
• Designer kitchen with stone tops and dual ovens
• Beautifully renovated bathrooms with full-height tiling
• Large family living with fireplace and built-in cabinetry
• Ducted air conditioning, oversized garage
• Walk to Brighton Road shops, parks, and the coast
Year Built: 1968
Council Rates: $2,472.90
Water Rates: $1,047.24
Estimated Rental Return: $1,200pw
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
