4 Aralee Place, Brighton EastVIC3187

Echoing the freedom of space and serenity of adjacent Landcox Park with a north-facing garden oasis, this beautifully proportioned townhouse on 258 sqm (approx) evokes exceptional liveability in a tightly-held mews locale, where privacy and a powerful sense of calm offer a rare counterpoint to the ease of low-maintenance living.

Flanked by garden terraces and enriched by northern light, the perfectly-zoned interior features a substantial ground-floor layout, separating formal living and dining rooms from a relaxed, sun-drenched family domain to the rear. A central granite kitchen appointed with Smeg appliances and a walk-in pantry cater to indoor-outdoor entertainment and dining, extending to the alfresco spaces, grounded by an expansive deck and lower paved patio. Framed by mature Japanese Maple, Bird of Paradise and lime trees and enhanced by the tranquil sound of water, the garden provides a leafy, relaxing oasis that invites slow mornings, quiet evenings and time spent entirely removed from the pace beyond its leafy borders.

Gracious proportions and garden views continue upstairs in three large bedrooms, each with robes, including the main bedroom with a private balcony, dual vanity ensuite and walk-in robe. A study nook with overhead storage provides space for remote work or uninterrupted focus, complemented by a large, renovated laundry, family bathroom with spa bath, ground-floor powder room and double remote-controlled garage. Positioned just 150m from Landcox Park and steps from sought after Gardenvale Primary campuses, this exclusive address also lies within the Brighton Secondary College zone and is within walking distance to Zest cafe, Bay Street, North Brighton Station and tram route 64. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling and ducted vacuum offer convenience, whilst high ceilings, fresh paint and new flooring including contemporary loop-pile carpet further enhance the timeless design. This exceptional, feature rich home offers excellence within one of Brighton East’s most tightly-held precincts.