147 Cochrane Street, Brighton, Vic 3186

Stunning from the road and warm, inviting & stylish within this beautifully reimagined Edwardian seamlessly blends classic elegance with contemporary comfort. 

A setting where soaring ceilings, ornate fireplaces, rich timber floors and other exquisite period details are complemented by sophisticated modern updates, the residence is a refined yet relaxed sanctuary designed for easy family living and effortless entertaining.

Picture-perfect, complete with wrap-around verandah and meticulously manicured gardens, the corner-sited home opens to a central hall enhanced by pale coastal-chic flooring, which flows seamlessly throughout.

Enjoying idyllic garden outlooks, the master bedroom has the luxury of a fully-fitted walk-in wardrobe and lavishly appointed ensuite with floor-to-ceiling tiles and reeded glass shower.

The hallway flows past two more bedrooms, which share an equally stylish main bathroom with bath and floating vanity.

Unfurling at the rear of the home is the vast open plan living/dining zone; a space that spills outside to the serene backyard with sparkling pool and landscaped gardens creating an enviable indoor-outdoor oasis.

The first-class kitchen with silky stone surfaces and premium appliances is a chef's dream setting and is perfectly positioned for either indoor hosting or out on the alfresco patio, where a retractable awning provides much-needed shade from the summer sun.

A full laundry, ducted heating and split system heating/cooling are among the practicalities, finalising an impressive list of inclusions.

On the corner of Cross Street and conveniently positioned opposite North Brighton Kindergarten, this prized Bayside address is within a stroll of Elsternwick Primary School, cafes and Elsternwick Park. It is also just moments to Elsternwick & Gardenvale stations and shops and minutes from Brighton's elite schooling options.

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.