46 Foote Street, Brighton

Sold by Matthew Pillios, Director, Kay and Burton. Architectural refinement finds its most compelling expression in this exceptional five-bedroom, five-bathroom residence, unfolding with deliberate grandeur across three meticulously designed, lift-connected levels. Positioned within a blue-chip beachside pocket between the foreshore and the open spaces of Elsternwick Park, its poolside setting is both private and expansive, enhancing a domain that prioritises scale, light and an unbreakable connection to its surroundings. Every element, from its soaring proportions to its exquisite materiality, has been executed with an exacting vision, delivering a home where architectural ambition meets an uncompromising standard of luxury. Wide oak floors, towering ceilings, and full-height glass define the main living areas, where a marble-wrapped gas fire introduces an atmosphere of understated opulence. A state-of-the-art kitchen, equipped with premium Gaggenau appliances, integrated refrigeration, and a butler’s pantry, commands attention for the avid host, while an unbroken flow to the terrace and heated pool ensures every occasion is framed by the beauty of the low-maintenance, landscaped outdoors. A lavish main bedroom suite occupies a privileged position on the ground floor, with its Calacatta marble ensuite and substantial dressing room offering a retreat of rare sophistication complemented by a separate home office. Above, three additional bedrooms, each with a luxe ensuite and walk-in robe, extend from a generous second living area, with east and west balcony terraces inviting all-day sun. The lower level is an entertainer’s sanctuary, featuring a display wine cellar, a fully-appointed home theatre, and a dedicated gym with a pool-viewing window. A triple secure basement garage with a turntable, zoned reverse-cycle heating and cooling, 10,000L underground water storage, video intercom, and alarm system underscore the home’s unwavering commitment to excellence, moments from Martin Street Village, city-bound trains and trams, leading schools, including Star of the Sea, and the bay.