Claiming some 724sqm within a six-minute stroll of Brighton's sands, this characterful 1954 home makes a generous proposition for anyone with a coastal move in mind, bringing together an extended family footprint, a separate studio and the scope to leave your own mark.
Its Art Deco flourishes and polished timber floors give the home an identity worth preserving, while multiple living spaces, sheltered entertaining, and room to work or retreat across the garden make the prospect of moving straight in every bit as compelling as the possibilities ahead.
Open the Door to:
• A generous 724sqm allotment with an established front garden, open rear lawn and scope to put your own stamp on a substantial Brighton beachside holding
• An inviting front lounge where a broad picture window draws in the natural light and polished timber floors bring warmth underfoot
• Decorative ceilings, leadlight doors and period lighting, giving the original rooms their distinctive Art Deco personality
• An extended living and dining room with exposed timber beams
• A spacious kitchen pairing cream cabinetry with a central island, gas cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher and plentiful storage
• A generous main bedroom with a walk-in robe and ensuite, creating a private retreat within the original home
• Two further bedrooms positioned off the rear living space, giving children or visiting family a wing of their own
• A main bathroom with a separate bath and shower, plus an additional toilet adjoining the laundry
• A separate studio with its own bedroom, living area, kitchen and bathroom, opening up possibilities for extended family, creative work or a little more independence
• A wide pergola beside the main rear living space, ready for long lunches while the lawn takes care of the afternoon's entertainment
• A second sheltered outdoor area alongside the studio, giving the rear garden another place to pause
• A substantial shed and garage with room to spread out the tools, store the bikes or give a long-running project a permanent home
• A lengthy carport with roller-door access and gates connecting through to the rear yard
• Rainwater tanks and a separate laundry with built-in storage
Between Brighton's nearby Jetty Road precinct and the boutiques, restaurants and bustle of its Glenelg namesake a short drive north, there's little need to venture far for a change of pace, while Brighton Secondary School zoning, moments from the Brighton train station and a six-minute stroll to the sand give the whole family reasons to stay forever.
CT - 5208/318
Council - City of Holdfast Bay
Zoning - Housing Diversity Neighbourhood
Year Built - 1954
Land Size - 724 m² approx.
Total Built Area - 384 m² approx.
Council Rates - $2,894.55 per year
SA Water Rates - $1,271.16 per year
Emergency Services Levy - $250.85 per year
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