98 North Road

The property is close to Gardenvale railway station (about 0.6 km) and North Brighton station (about 0.8 km), both on the Sandringham line. Tram Route 64 serves the eastern edge of Brighton, and several bus routes (including 216, 219, and 630) run through the suburb, providing easy access to the Melbourne CBD.

Within a short walk you’ll find St James Church and Presbytery (approximately 0.1 km) and the heritage house Seccull House (around 0.6 km). The Pines heritage site is also nearby, about 0.9 km away, reflecting Brighton’s rich Victorian-era architecture.

The Brighton suburb centre, which includes the beachfront, is roughly 0.7 km from the address, giving easy access to Dendy Street Beach and the Bay Trail, a popular off‑road cycling and walking path along the coast.

Residents can enjoy sea bathing at Brighton Beach, kite surfing at the designated lanes, and cycling or walking along the Bay Trail. Nearby amenities also include the historic Middle Brighton Municipal Baths, the Royal Brighton Yacht Club, and the Middle Brighton Pier.

The Gardenvale Post Office is about 0.7 km away, and the former City of Brighton municipal buildings (now the Brighton library and council chambers) are within 0.7 km. The Southern Shark Industry Alliance is also located nearby, roughly 1 km from the property.

Brighton is a well‑established suburb 11 km south‑east of Melbourne’s CBD with a population of about 23,250 (2021 census). Historically it attracted affluent residents seeking spacious sites and sea‑bathing, and today it retains a mix of heritage homes, vibrant coastal lifestyle, and a strong community identity.

North Road is lined with many old churches and residences, reflecting the suburb’s 19th‑century development. The nearby North Road Pavilion café offers views of Port Phillip Bay, and the area has long been a hub for the community’s social and cultural activities.