393 St Kilda Street, Brighton

Positioned among Brighton's distinguished luxury residences, just moments from the beach, this four-bedroom family home occupies approximately 637 m² with a 15.24-metre frontage to St Kilda Street and the valuable advantage of established rear laneway access from Martin Street. Set well back from the street, the two-storey residence offers generous accommodation, traditional architectural character and considerable scope for contemporary renovation or transformation. An elegant curved timber staircase, spacious lounge with fireplace, French doors opening to a courtyard garden, multiple living areas and a dedicated study provide the foundations of a comfortable family home. A spacious kitchen, substantial laundry with shower facilities and existing rear-access garaging complete the accommodation. The property's particular advantage lies in its access arrangements and the professional planning work already undertaken. Bayside City Council has granted a planning permit, with endorsed plans, for a new vehicle crossover from St Kilda Street. Council's traffic engineering assessment has also raised no objection to the proposed rear laneway access arrangement. Detailed architectural plans for two residences have been prepared, offering prospective purchasers a valuable starting point for exploring a range of possibilities, including retaining and renovating the existing home, constructing an additional luxury residence, potential subdivision with separate access arrangements, or creating a new landmark family home (STCA). The location is equally compelling. Brighton's celebrated foreshore and the Bay Trail are within easy walking distance, while Martin Street Village, its cafés, boutiques and railway station provide everyday convenience. Leading schools, established parklands and Brighton's renowned shopping and dining precincts are also close by. An established Golden Mile residence with exceptional future flexibility in one of Melbourne's most sought-after beachside settings. Architectural drawings, approved crossover documentation and relevant Council correspondence are available to interested purchasers upon request. All proposed development, subdivision and building works are subject to relevant planning and statutory approvals (STCA).