29 Browne Street, McCrae, Vic 3938

While 'unique' is a word greatly overused by many within the industry, it is the only word that truly encapsulates the extraordinary nature of this stunning 2.5-acre (approx.) property, a mere 200 metres from the McCrae foreshore.

Beautifully breathtaking from every viewpoint, the European-inspired residence showcases an exquisite fusion of understated elegance, nestled within one of McCrae's most coveted enclaves. With a harmonious interplay of unpolished and polished materials, along with views of Port Phillip Bay and McCrae Lighthouse, this artfully-crafted home provides families or holiday-makers alike the chance to experience the pinnacle of luxurious beachside living.

A charming introduction of bluestone, glass, and steel settles beyond a landscaped frontage with kitchen garden, where a mudroom entry sets a creative tone. With captivating views taking centre stage along the entire western expanse, a charming mudroom entry establishes an inviting ambiance for laid-back living, bringing people together across two distinct living areas, a dining nook with built-in bench seating, and a Smeg-appointed kitchen with walk-in pantry and open meals area.

French doors gracefully connect to both sun-drenched and shaded alfresco areas, where serene garden vistas and an inviting in-ground swimming pool converge with stunning bay views, creating an oasis of complete privacy.

Six bedrooms and three bathrooms include a private master suite with private bathroom access and custom built-in robes, a children's wing with third living/rumpus room, and private guest accommodation below. 

Playing into the French Farmhouse styling with pitched ceilings and exposed beams, custom cabinetry, and rustic fittings/finishes, the home offers hydronic heating throughout, a solid wood heater, all-steel window/door frames, study nook, and a sensational fully-lined studio with elevated ceiling heights, in-ground trampoline, under-house storage and ample off- street parking. Privately positioned only moments from McCrae Village and Plaza, and the shallows of McCrae Beach.