9 Rothesay Avenue, Brighton

In one of Brighton’s most prestigious cul-de-sacs, just a breath to the bay and a heartbeat to top quality amenities, this glorious Californian Bungalow offers an elegant lifestyle in a sundrenched poolside setting.

Irresistible charm. Captivating from the road, the evocative façade gives way to interiors that are enriched by stunning original decorative ceilings, leadlight accents and a beautiful sweeping bow bay window.

Impressive Proportions. Across a terrazzo-tiled verandah, a grand reception hall leads through to the formal lounge and an expansive dining zone capable of hosting the largest soirees. Families also have the option to relax in the casual living & dining zone which boasts two oversized sets of sliding doors seamlessly connecting indoors with the north-facing deck, newly landscaped garden and a glistening heated pool finished in fresh white tiles.

Easy-entertaining. Crisp and contemporary, the kitchen offers a suite of quality Bosch appliances including an integrated dishwasher along with plenty of storage space and silky stone benchtops.

Decadent spaces for rest. The ground floor plays host to two of the four superb double bedrooms which all benefit from ample built-in storage; the garden-view main suite with a sparkling ensuite bathroom. A second modern bathroom services the remainder of the home and is also perfectly positioned for use after a swim.

Creature comforts & everyday practicalities. Ducted heating, multiple split systems and ceiling fans take care of seasonal comfort, while a full laundry, substantial storage are all offered together with smart exposed aggregate driveway parking.

An unbeatable locale. A quiet cul-de-sac so close to amenities, this premier location is a gentle walk to glorious beaches, close to transport and top-rated schooling, it is also merely moments to Bay Street & Martin street restaurants and shops.

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