Nicholas Wright-designed Brighton trophy home listed

A Nicholas Wright-designed home in Wolseley Grove Brighton is to go under the hammer with $2.7 million plus hopes.

Situated on 1,016 square metres, the newly built three-storey home features organic natural materials, including basket weave travertine and a travertine feature wall.

The home also boasts suspended Italian lighting, floor to ceiling glass and travertine tiling.

The property includes four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a gymnasium and a cedar-lined sauna.

The outside alfresco area boasts an in-ground pool, mediterranean garden and sculptural grey ironbark columns from the Princess Pier in Port Melbourne.

A development permit was issued in August 2011 for two units with a build value of approximately $1.8 million.

The property is to go under the hammer on August 24 through Justin Follett and David Curtis of Kay and Burton.

The median house price in Brighton is $1,675,000, a 1.5% decline in the past five years, according to RP Data.