7 Esperance Avenue, Brighton

In the prestigious corridor between the glistening bay and vibrant Church Street, this expansive residence triumphs with a leafy garden setting at the end of an exclusive cul-de-sac. Offering space for the largest family to spread out and enjoy along with an enviable alfresco lifestyle by the pool, it is a rare chance to secure an address of such impressive calibre.

A light-filled floorplan that can be adapted to suit your needs and comprises both a sitting and family room on the lower level together with a perfect study/additional bedroom.

Bursting open to the rear, the vast entertaining zone showcases a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass maximising views of the alfresco deck, child-focused garden and a sparkling tiled pool.

The high-quality kitchen will appeal to entertainers – it features twin Miele ovens and a semi-integrated dishwasher together with reams of storage and silky waterfall stone.

Upstairs surprises with five further bedrooms including a lavish master with pool-view balcony, walk-in robe and spa ensuite.

Fitted wardrobes feature in all bedrooms which are serviced by a modern bathroom on each level, while a laundry with access out to the garden is also offered.

Gas ducted heating plus air-conditioning ensures year-round comfort, while ample storage and a double auto garage conclude a refined property.

Just 500m to the beach, a stroll to shops, a variety of restaurants and cafes plus the supermarket and cinema. Close to bus stops and Middle Brighton station, you are also a very short walk to elite schooling including Brighton and Firbank Grammar Schools.

7 Esperance Avenue offers the market a one-of-a-kind opportunity to secure a property in one of Melbourne’s most exclusive cul-de-sac locales, in arguably the most tight held position in Brighton.

Please note: the property is leased until December 2025 at $3500 per week.

All information herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own inquiries.