This brand new family residence in the heart of Brighton has been sold by Chelsie Cargill and Alex Schiavo of Kay & Burton for an undisclosed price within the quoted range.

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Designed by award-winning architect Damien Lui from Honto Architecture and built by Volume One, the home has a cutting-edge street presence and sleek interiors with engineered oak flooring high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling double glazed windows and clever connections to the outdoor spaces.

“Adopting a philosophy of restrained elegance, the home was planned as a multi-generational sanctuary, with thoughtful spaces suited for adaptable modern living and entertaining,” Damien Lui told WILLIAMS MEDIA.

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Chelsie Cargill told WILLIAMS MEDIA the campaign experienced 2 lockdowns due to Covid 19, with 5 months on the market in total as a result.

“It was a popular property with excellent enquiry level, as a brand new home with a very good floorplan – 4 bedrooms all with ensuites and all bedrooms open to a terrace or balcony, and an exceptional build by builder Volume One – it’s important to a buyer to have an excellent builder.”

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Filled with natural light, the home offered a low maintenance lifestyle in a prestigious street within a short walk of Brighton beach, cafes, Whyte Street Reserve, Middle Brighton Station, Church Street, Dendy Village and South Road’s private schools, which appealed to various buyers, including young professionals, small families and downsizers.

“We had every buyer type interested in this property,” Chelsie told WILLIAMS MEDIA. “It suited a cross range due to the design on a small block, but was very functional.”

“This home is all about simplicity. The ambiance of this property was gorgeous and the floor plan is well thought out. As soon as you walked in, a feeling of space, natural light with a beautiful neutral palette for fixtures and fittings. It is a simple, sustainable home, with zoned heating and cooling, double glazing, water tank, low maintenance building materials, and a large double garage with loads of storage.”

“The external wood like material is a ‘composite timber cladding’. It’s made to look like timber, but doesn’t discolour and requires no maintenance the way timber does. It’s all about materials and easy living in the luxury market.”

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To view the listing or for more information click here.

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