1/57 Murphy Street

1/57 Murphy Street is a standalone house offering three bedrooms, one bathroom, and a single parking space. It sits on a generous 526 m² block within the Brighton suburb.

The property occupies a land area of 526 square metres, providing ample outdoor space typical of Brighton’s residential lots.

The house is within walking distance of several transport links, including the Elsternwick Railway Station (about 0.7 km away) and a tram stop on Brighton Rd/Glenhuntly Rd (approximately 0.8 km). Bus routes such as the 216, 219 and 630 also serve the area, connecting to the Melbourne CBD.

Within a short stroll you’ll find Elsternwick Park (≈0.7 km), the historic Nepean Theatre (≈0.5 km), the Elsternwick Post Office (≈0.7 km), and St Kilda Street Bridge (≈0.7 km). The Classic Cinema in Elsternwick is also only about 0.8 km away.

Brighton’s popular Bay Trail and Dendy Street Beach are just a few kilometres from the home, roughly 2–3 km, making coastal walks and beach outings easily accessible.

Brighton was established in the 1840s after Henry Dendy’s Special Survey, quickly becoming a thriving seaside community known for its generous building sites and sea‑bathing culture. Over the years it developed rail connections (first in 1859) and historic landmarks such as the iconic bathing boxes on Dendy Street Beach.

Residents can enjoy local sporting options including the Brighton Public Golf Course on Dendy Street and the Brighton Icebergers at the beachfront. The suburb’s proximity to the Bay Trail also provides excellent cycling and walking opportunities.