Positioned in one of Brighton's most exclusive seaside streets overlooking historical South Road Oval with bay views stretching to the You Yangs and beyond this magnificent up to 4 bedroom Federation residence (c. 1907) offers an unsurpassed family idyll. Showcasing a superb blend of heritage features with contemporary styling designed to maximise an ever-changing seascape captured from a traditional L-shaped return verandah, gracious formal sitting room with boxed bay window & decorative open fire place and library or fourth bedroom (OFP) downstairs & a stunning upper level lounge with viewing deck. A grand formal dining room (gas fire place & leadlight bay window) is matched in scale & beauty by a luxuriously large extension with soaring windows & glass doors opening vast living and a rumpus room out to poolside entertaining and a lush garden sanctuary. At the heart of the family domain is a fully appointed chefs' kitchen boasting natural stone benches/island, Ilve range cooker, Miele combi oven, walk in pantry and custom designed storage. The ground floor master suite has it's own private decked garden, fully tiled en suite and fitted dressing room. Two large upstairs bedrooms with built in robes share a deluxe dual vanity family bathroom and lounge. Meticulously restored to feature a wealth of exquisite period details including 14-foot ceilings, timber fretwork, leadlight windows & decorative fireplaces with ornate timber mantles. This distinguished family home with large laundry/utility room, zoned hydronic heating, air conditioning/ceiling fans, Shugg windows, auto blinds, video intercom, alarm, glass fenced solar heated pool (fully tiled with in-floor cleaning), workshop and auto gated, auto double garage with internal access & driveway parking is only minutes to the foreshore & cycling tracks, Brighton Beach station, South Road schools, Were Street cafes and Hampton & Church Street shops. For more information about this prized family residence please contact Stefan Whiting at Buxton Brighton on 0411 473 153
