75 Wilson Street, Brighton
An ultra-rare childcare investment in Melbourne’s blue-chip suburb of Brighton is on the market.
Fitzroys’ Chris Kombi, Tom Fisher and Ben Liu are managing the Expressions of Interest campaign of the Bambini Early Learning Centre property at 75 Wilson Street, Brighton, which closes on Wednesday, 3 June at 3pm.
The agents are acting on behalf of a private investor who has owned the property for 37 years.
Price expectations are of around $4.3 million.
The significant landholding of 1,133sqm boasts an extensive 15.24m frontage. Improvements consist of a high quality, exceptionally-maintained childcare facility of 400sqm, complemented by an expansive outdoor play area. There is on-site parking for multiple cars.
Bambini Early Learning Centres is a premium early education provider with 12 locations across Victoria and has operated successfully from this site for 17 years. Its long lease with options until 2044 currently returns $274,760pa plus GST.
“This is the ultimate land bank investment opportunity within Bayside’s most sought-after residential and lifestyle pocket,” Kombi said.
“The centre’s close to Bayside’s most recognised primary and secondary schools including Brighton Primary, Brighton Grammar, Firbank, St Leonard’s, and Star of the Sea, which attract huge numbers of families to the area, ensuring ongoing demand for childcare services into the long-term.
“The Federal Government’s new Australian Child Care Subsidy guarantees at least three days of subsidised childcare per fortnight, further boosting demand for and utilisation of childcare services, and providing investors with assurance of the asset’s operational performance.”
Fisher said it was ultra-rare for landholdings of this size in Brighton to come to the market.
“The sheer size of this landholding and its blue-chip location provide excellent future development potential (STCA) and prospects,” he said.
“Brighton’s excellent hospitality, shopping and lifestyle amenity, unrivalled education offering, high median house price, and high accessibility mean perpetual desire for residential product in the area.”
Brighton is home to Melbourne’s highest-performing shopping strip in Church Street, as well as popular Bay Street, Brighton Beach, Dendy Park, Wilson Reserve, Billilla Mansion and more.
The suburb’s median house price was $3.25 million as on April 2026, according to realestate.com.au1.
Liu said interest was expected to come from local, interstate and offshore investors and land bankers.
“The reputation of Brighton as a place to invest for the now and into the future extends far and wide,” he said.
“Well-located Australian childcare assets with quality operators such as this continue to provide market-leading defensive characteristics, while the suburb’s fundamentals ensure future investment and development prospects that are comparable to anywhere in the country.”
1 https://www.realestate.com.au/vic/brighton-3186/
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