Brothers Lucas and Paul Gelsumini, who sang with The Ten Tenor, are selling a Hampton townhouse their property development firm built.

---

Opera singing brothers turned property developers Lucas and Paul Gelsumini are hoping a luxury Bayside townhouse they built strikes a chord with buyers.

The siblings spent more than a decade touring with the music supergroup The Ten Tenors, which has sold more than 3.5 million concert tickets, recorded platinum-selling albums and shared the stage with artists like Andrea Boccelli, Christina Aguilera, Rod Stewart, Lionel Richie and Alanis Morissette.

Paul also served as the group’s touring musical director.

RELATED: Retired Aussie tennis star John McCurdy serves up Hampton home for auction

The Block: Hampton house renovated by twin brothers Josh and Luke hits the market again

Mt Macedon: Camelot estate established by opera singer and Consul-General for sale

With a family background in property, Lucas pursued tertiary degrees in fields including music and a Master of Business (Property and Finance) before becoming licensed as a domestic builder.

In 2020, the brothers established a firm specialised in developing high-end residences, Odin Property Group.

Their four-bedroom townhouse project at 25b Willis St, Hampton, is for sale with a $4m-$4.4m range.

A finalist in Bayside Council’s 2024 Built Environment awards for Best New Build, the three-level home features a lift, north-facing pool and spa and an outdoor kitchen.

The home is close to cafes, Hampton train station and a 450m walk from the beach.

---

Brothers Lucas and Paul Gelsumini toured with the Ten Tenors for more than a decade.

---

The kitchen and butler’s pantry are fitted with a Bora induction stovetop, V Zug appliances, a Liebherr fridge and freezer and a Zip Tap which offers instant hot or cold water.

---

Inside there is Venetian plaster, marble accents, curved walls, oak floors, 3m-high ceilings and a 10m-high entrance void.

Paul said the indoor kitchen’s impressive set-up includes a butler’s pantry, Bora induction stovetop, V Zug appliances and Liebherr fridge.

“My favourite aspect of this amazing home would have to be both the sumptuous and private primary suite located on the second floor featuring a private gallery and balcony… as well as the very luxe sunken lounge with natural jade marble cocktail bar,” Lucas said.

A pool and spa in the back garden.

---

One of the townhouse’s three bathrooms.

---

You can enjoy a meal or drink on the balcony.

---

Located just 450m from the beach, other amenities include the a double garage with a Tesla EV charging dock.

Kay & Burton Bayside director Matthew Pillios said downsizers and young families have been among the buyers showing interest in the townhouse with “really grand proportions”.

Expressions of interest close on October 29.

Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox.

MORE: Troye Sivan’s childhood home, where he filmed famous YouTube video, up for sale

Great Gatsby-esque Moonee Ponds house with a panic room could break suburb price record

Melbourne: Home’s cheeky bedroom mural by famous artist David Bromley titillates buyers