Set behind a classic white picket fence and on a deep allotment, this charming weatherboard home combines period character with bright, clean interiors and a flexible indoor-outdoor layout for growing families.
Timber floors run through light-filled rooms beneath high ceilings, beginning with an open-plan living space where a fireplace sets the tone for cosy winter nights. Towards the rear, a dining area connects to a warm timber kitchen with stone benchtops, a breakfast island, gas cooking, a dishwasher, and ample storage, ready for everything from weeknight dinners to weekend gatherings.
Three bedrooms with robes are joined by a dedicated home office, a room that adapts just as readily to a nursery, a fourth bedroom, a study or a quiet retreat as family life evolves. A central bathroom with a spa bath, plus a separate WC, helps the household start the day's routine with ease.
The outdoors is where family life truly unfolds. A large covered deck extends the living space for year-round entertaining, overlooking a deep lawned garden with ample room for children and pets to roam. A long driveway leads to a rear garage and covered area, ripe for conversion to an outdoor studio or retreat (STCA).
The position is a true family drawcard. Coatesville Primary School sits moments away on the same street, Mackie Road shops and cafes, Mackie Road Reserve, the playgrounds and sporting fields of Bailey Reserve and the pools and gym at GESAC are all close at hand, with buses and Bentleigh village shopping only a short drive from home.
Comfortable to enjoy as is, the home also offers exciting scope to renovate, extend, or reimagine to suit your vision, subject to council approval (STCA).
A home of character, space and potential, ready for its next family chapter.
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