Brighton's top four off the plan apartments and townhouses for sale in October 2023
Long before European settlement, the area now known as Brighton was inhabited by the Bunurong people, who lived along the coastline to utilize the abundant marine resources for sustenance.
The area became farmland following European settlement in the early 1800s. The 1840s marked the beginning of significant growth in Brighton, largely due to the introduction of a regular steamer service between Melbourne and the coastal suburb. This service made it easier for people to travel to and from the city and helped to boost the area's popularity.
More development came and the suburb started to become a playground for Melbourne's well-heeled. Streets were, and the majority still are, lined with distinctive Victorian and Edwardian architecture. Now they're mixed with striking contemporary new build houses, and now more recently new apartment and townhouse developments seeking to create a different dwelling type that caters for a wider target market.
Brighton has been particularly popular in recent years, with some apartment developments recently completing. There's a solid pipeline of new apartments and townhouses in the affluent suburb as well as it continues to be dragged into the 21st century.
We've wrapped up a list of the top apartments and townhouses in the bayside suburb for sale in October 2023.
Project: 111 Carpenter
Developer: Sloane
Address: 111 Carpenter Street, Brighton
Boutique developer Sloane, led by Founder and Director Adam Sloane, has recently unveiled a new gem in Brighton's real estate crown - 111 Carpenter. The development offers just seven townhomes, emphasising quality over quantity.
Megowan Architectural was enlisted to design the townhomes, and their vision captures the essence of Brighton's vibrant coastal community. The three-level townhomes are bathed in natural north-facing light, providing spacious and sun-drenched havens for families.
Each residence seamlessly connects interior spaces to private courtyards, which have been masterfully crafted by the renowned John Patrick Landscape Architects.
Drawing inspiration from the timeless Art-Deco movement, contemporary design elements shine through, particularly in the bespoke oscillating timber joinery in the kitchen, fireplace shroud, and bathroom.
The homes exemplify the considered architecture that reflects the openness of Brighton, offering light-filled spaces, generous balconies, and secure double lock-up garages.
Project: Martin Brighton
Developer: EBG Developments
Address: 133 Martin Street, Brighton
Martin will is set to become the newest apartment development in Brighton when completed early next year.
The boutique development of just 11 apartments on Martin Street comprises a mix of two and three-bedroom floorplans.
Richmond-based multi-residential builder Manresa Construction has been meticulously crafting the development for EBG, with only a limited number of bayside apartments remaining.
Over 40 percent of the apartments at Martin Brighton are sold, leaving only a select few on the market. Prices start at $1,395,000 for the generously-sized apartments which range from 104 sqm to 141 sqm.
Buchan Group Architects designed Martin Brighton, with the interiors meticulously crafted by the renowned Miriam Fanning's MIM Design. The interiors interplay with contemporary forms, offering seamless indoor and outdoor living spaces that provide breathtaking views of the city and water.
Project: 448 Brighton
Developer: Sunkin Property Group
Address: 448 St Kilda Street, Brighton
Sunkin's 448 Brighton apartments on St Kilda Street bring a move-in ready set of apartments to the coveted suburb.
Completed in 2021, 448 Brighton has swiftly established itself as a welcome addition to the Brighton neighbourhood, setting a new standard for luxury living. Sunkin Property Group, in collaboration with renowned architects SJB and landscape architect Jack Merlo, crafted a design that seamlessly harmonizes with the breathtaking surroundings.
448 Brighton caters to the discerning needs of homeowners and individuals seeking to downsize. The apartments offer floorplans that generously accommodate various lifestyles, ranging from a comfortable 111 sqm to an expansive 693 sqm.
Every facet of the interior has been painstakingly fashioned to evoke a sense of artistic beauty. From the meticulously selected timber floors to the impeccably sculpted natural marble stone benchtops, every detail has been thoughtfully considered to create an ambiance that radiates refinement and elegance within the walls of 448 Brighton.
While demand has been high, a selection of two and three-bedroom apartments still remains available in this development. Additionally, three and four-bedroom penthouses offer an elevated living experience.
Project: Willow
Developer: Samuel Property
Address: 74-78 Well Street, Brighton
Completed earlier this year, Samuel Property's Willow has garnered attention for its exceptional landscaping and biophilic design, prioritising the health and well-being of its residents.
The landscape architecture practice responsible for Willow's design, Acre, drew inspiration from nature to create a harmonious and elemental approach, resulting in a sensory delight at every turn.
Architecture firm Bayley Ward pushed the envelope when designing Willow, the newest addition to the luxury Brighton apartment market.
The striking curved facade creates a street presence on the tree-lined Well Street while remaining quietly shielded by a generous setback and extensive landscaping.
The two, three, and four-bedroom residences are flooded with natural light, thanks to three-meter, floor-to-ceiling windows in each space.
