Kervale Ready to Break Ground on Brighton Townhouses
Boutique Melbourne developer Kervale has revealed plans for two townhouse projects in blue-ribbon Brighton.
MartinoLeah director Paul Martino said they wanted Elema “to draw inspiration from the earth, water, fire, and light”.
“Multi-functional screens provide privacy and climate regulation, while lush central courtyard gardens offer tranquil retreats inspired by nature.”
Kervale director Rob Moolman said the decision to develop two townhouse projects was based on a perceived gap in the market at Brighton.
“With Brighton oversupplied with apartments, we recognised the demand for secure, lock-and-leave lifestyles without compromising on space and customisation options,” he said.
“Townhouses also create an authentic, warm feel of community and connection that is not available in standalone homes or long, passage-lined apartments.”
Kervale, which develops greenfield sites as well as city housing, is no stranger to Brighton with its 10-apartment Mode de Vie under construction and its 22-apartment Essence completed in the suburb.
Planned are Elema comprising 12 townhouses and Homage with six townhouses.
Approved for a site at 10 Rose Street, Brighton, 14m south of the Melbourne CBD, the three-storey Homage’s apartments will be three and four bedrooms, according to plans approved in October last year by the Bayside City Council.
MartinoLeah director Paul Martino said they wanted Elema “to draw inspiration from the earth, water, fire, and light”.
“Multi-functional screens provide privacy and climate regulation, while lush central courtyard gardens offer tranquil retreats inspired by nature.”
Kervale director Rob Moolman said the decision to develop two townhouse projects was based on a perceived gap in the market at Brighton.
“With Brighton oversupplied with apartments, we recognised the demand for secure, lock-and-leave lifestyles without compromising on space and customisation options,” he said.
“Townhouses also create an authentic, warm feel of community and connection that is not available in standalone homes or long, passage-lined apartments.”
Kervale, which develops greenfield sites as well as city housing, is no stranger to Brighton with its 10-apartment Mode de Vie under construction and its 22-apartment Essence completed in the suburb.
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