Inside the ‘wow-factor’ Brighton wellness mansion attracting ‘very well-known names’

2B Maskell St, Brighton, comes with an impressive array of wellness features that’s tempted ’very well known’ locals to come for a peek.

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A newly completed residence at 2B Maskell St, Brighton, has hit the market with a price guide of $4.2m-$4.6m that could have you rubbing shoulders with the suburb’s elite — possibly during the inspections.

The home spans three levels and features its own underground wellness centre, complete with a marble-tiled indoor pool, sauna, spa, and fully equipped change room.

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Listed through Kay & Burton Bayside’s Matthew Pillios, the four-bedroom home is already attracting attention from prestige buyers seeking health, luxury and low-maintenance living in one of Melbourne’s most exclusive postcodes.

“We’ve had interest from some very well-known names in the fitness and wellness space, people who know quality, design and value the lifestyle this home delivers,” Mr Pillios said.

“It’s a wow-factor home, and you feel that the moment you walk through the door.”

The underground wellness centre includes an marble-tiled pool, spa, sauna and full bathroom, a rare luxury offering in Brighton homes.

Natural light and relaxed living spaces add to the home’s appeal.

Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac just moments from Bay and Church St shopping and dining, and within walking distance of Brighton Grammar, Firbank and the foreshore, the home offers a rare combination of calm, privacy and walkability.

Originally intended as the sellers own family home, the build includes commercial-grade triple-glazed windows, oak chevron parquetry, Tundra marble throughout, and subtle curves that guide the eye from the circular skylight to the sculptural staircase and down to the lower level.

Oak chevron parquetry, a circular skylight and curved staircase create a “wow-factor” living zone at the heart of this Brighton sanctuary.

The home includes a secure double garage with internal access, ideal for lock-up-and-leave buyers seeking privacy and convenience in Brighton.

“It’s not a spec build — it was designed to live in long-term. There’s real heart in this home,” Mr Pillios said.

The wellness level also features a multipurpose lounge for pilates, movie nights or recovery, while upstairs, three additional ensuite bedrooms join a ground-floor guest suite.

The main bedroom includes a private balcony, dressing area, freestanding bath and a walk-in robe worthy of any boutique hotel.

The custom sauna sits within the home’s wellness retreat, a premium inclusion rarely seen in Brighton’s prestige property listings.

Full-height glazing and a feature fireplace elevate the main living space, which flows to a landscaped north-facing terrace.

A low-maintenance terrace connects to the main living domain, where full-height glazing and a feature fireplace set the tone, and the designer kitchen includes Miele appliances, a butler’s pantry, integrated refrigeration, and dual dishwashers for effortless entertaining.

The outdoor terrace is framed in low-maintenance greenery, designed to climb and create natural privacy in the heart of Brighton.

The kitchen features Tundra marble, dual dishwashers, and integrated Miele appliances, seamlessly connected to a butler’s pantry for entertaining.

Additional features include lift access to all floors, alarm system, CCTV, zoned ducted heating and cooling, underfloor heating, remote blinds, garden irrigation and a double garage with internal access.

The property also comes with seven years of builder’s warranty, a significant advantage in a market short on new, high-calibre homes.

Expressions of interest close at 5pm on May 20.

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