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7 Martin Street, Brighton VIC 3186

House
536
Block size: 2520 m² approx.

Rare golden opportunity in premier Golden Mile locale

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A grand property set on a significant 2,520sqm (approx.), this north facing private landholding in arguably the Golden Mile's best avenue, "Anthos" represents a rare chance to envision the ultimate dream home, just moments from the water's edge in one of Brighton's most exclusive enclaves.

Stepping into the estate you immediately get a sense of the exceptional, generational lifestyle opportunity that awaits. Nestled amongst prestigious neighbouring residences, the original 1920's double-storey home is one of the last remaining properties of its kind on the street and offers the incredible potential to maximise this sought-after location.

The magnificent art deco home - which one family have lovingly maintained for more than 50 years - is full of alluring art deco features such as stunning original fireplaces and an impressive staircase that evoke the grandeur of a bygone era.

Expand on these charms by renovating the existing elegant and light-filled house with an architecturally designed extension which capitalises on the northern orientation and the extensive, beautifully-mature gardens that surround the home.

Alternatively, make the most of the rare, expansive allotment to create a spectacular, modern masterpiece (STCA) that befits its highly-desirable surrounds.

Situated in a blue-chip Golden Mile cul-de-sac, just metres to the beach and walking and cycling tracks, and close to array of elite schools and Brighton's shopping and lifestyle precincts, 7 Martin Street offers a remarkable opportunity to build on the past and create a luxurious future in an unparalleled and very special location.

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Key details

Bedrooms:
5
Bathrooms:
3
Garage Spaces:
6
Property type:
House
Block Size:
2520 *

Other Details

Lot:
11
Plan:
LP5017
Legal description:
11\LP5017
Kay & Burton Bayside

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Block information
Block size: 2520 (approx)
Legal description: 11\LP5017
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49 years
Population
23,252
Listing ID: 181979455. This listing has been viewed 28 times. It was first displayed on 05/10/2023 and last updated on 09/04/2024.
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