Positioned on an expansive 900sqm (approx.) allotment in a quiet, family-oriented pocket of Junction Village, this well-proportioned, as-new, four-bedroom home delivers the kind of flexible layout that growing and multigenerational families rarely find. With multiple living zones, a dedicated study and a coveted triple garage, this residence offers both the space and the versatility to adapt as your household evolves.
A front sitting room sets an inviting tone, providing a calm retreat at the entry of the home. Beyond, the generous dining and lounge zone forms the hub of everyday living, connecting seamlessly to a well-appointed kitchen fitted with quality appliances and a walk-in pantry for practical family cooking.
The primary bedroom is privately set to one side of the home and includes a walk-in robe and ensuite, while three additional bedrooms, each with built-in robes, are serviced by a family bathroom with separate bath and shower, plus a separate WC. The study space adds yet another layer of flexibility, whether for remote work, homework or as a playroom.
Step outside to a covered alfresco area where weekend gatherings unfold, backed by a sweeping rear lawn, offering children and pets genuine room to run and play. The rare triple garage accommodates the realities of a busy household: multiple cars, a workshop setup or additional storage with ease.
Zoned for Casey Fields Primary School and Cranbourne Secondary College, the location places families within easy reach of the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, the Casey Fields Regional Playspace, Casey RACE aquatic and leisure centre, and Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre. Cranbourne Station and local bus connections along the South Gippsland Highway round out a position that balances peaceful residential living with everyday convenience.
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