10 Jarrah Ct

Frankston North VIC 3200

679 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Imagine Elegance That Never Goes Out of Style. Can You Picture It?

Why we're obsessed with 10 Jarrah Court, Frankston North: Beautifully enhanced for a modern lifestyle that stays true to its enchanting classic aesthetics, this 3-bedroom residence with potential for a 4th bedroom by converting the dining room, evokes a romantic charm, ripe for living well throughout its refreshed and spacious design. Vibrant and contemporary, it beauty is matched by the utmost practicality, offering something distinct for everyone in a court locale just moments from every want and need. Its reimagined frontage flaunts an exposed aggregate driveway with so much off-street parking for friends and family, opening to an interior unfolding over warming timber-toned floors into its well-zoned lounge and dining spaces. A charming electric fireplace adds a little cosiness to the evening, served with a reimagined kitchen of stainless steel appliances amongst brand-new cabinetry and stone-look countertops. There are three bedrooms with built-in robes served by a bathroom with marble-look wall tiling for that added touch of luxury, while the laundry moves out to an enclosed outdoor room and a massive backyard that takes up the rest of its 679 sq. metre (approx.) allotment, complete with a sealed gazebo entertaining terrace, a huge double garage/workshop, and an adjacent carport to really add the exclamation point to an already impressive package. More to know: Beautifully renovated 3-bedroom home with potential for a 4th bedroom by converting the dining room Potential to subdivide (STCA) or enjoy as-is for years to come Split system air conditioning and ducted heating Exposed aggregate driveway, double garage/workshop and adjacent carport So, can you picture it? Get in touch with Mark Burke and Taylor Kiriona to organise a viewing today. Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and due diligence. The agent and vendor accept no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies.