Set high in one of Mooroolbark’s most tightly held enclaves, this expansive family residence enjoys a privileged position within the prized Dress Circle Estate - where quiet cul-de-sacs, leafy surrounds and breathtaking outlooks define daily life. From its elevated perch, the home captures magnificent hill views by day and a twinkling city skyline by night, stretching all the way to the CBD on a clear evening. Sunset drinks on the front balcony? Highly encouraged.
A classically inspired façade and elevated street presence set the tone on arrival, while inside, the home unfolds with warmth, scale and undeniable potential. Timber accents, high ceilings adorned with decorative cornices and ceiling roses, and generous proportions create a sense of timeless comfort - a home built for growing families, big gatherings and future reinvention.
At the front, a spacious lounge anchored by an open fireplace offers a cosy retreat for winter nights, flowing seamlessly into a dedicated dining room for celebrations and long lunches. Further in, the home opens into a relaxed family and meals zone, where polished timber floors meet a skylit timber kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and a central island. French doors invite you outdoors, connecting this central hub to both a covered, pitched-roof alfresco and an adjoining deck - each framing leafy outlooks and designed for effortless, year-round entertaining.
Accommodation is thoughtfully zoned, with four robed bedrooms providing flexibility for families of all stages. The master suite features a walk-in robe and private ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms share a central family bathroom and separate toilet. The layout is generous and well-considered, offering immediate comfort with exciting scope to modernise and add value over time.
Outdoors, the tiered backyard delivers multiple entertaining destinations and ample space for pets and play plus an elevated pergola at the top of the block where the views become even more spectacular - a perfect spot to soak in the horizon.
With ducted heating, evaporative cooling, extensive storage, a double garage with workshop, and a whisper-quiet court location, this is elevated family living with room to grow, evolve and truly make your own. Buses are close by, while Mooroolbark Main Street’s cafés, shops and station sit just minutes away. Chirnside Park Shopping Centre, Lilydale Lake, elite golf courses and the gateway to Yarra Valley wineries and dining are all within easy reach. Families are well catered for with a choice of respected schools nearby, including Rolling Hills Primary, Yarralinda School, Mooroolbark College, Oxley College, Billanook College, Mount Lilydale College and Yarra Valley Grammar.
At a Glance:
• Elevated position with sweeping hill and city skyline views
• Coveted cul-de-sac setting in the Dress Circle Estate
• Covered front balcony ideal for sunset drinks and city lights
• Expansive family home with classic façade and timeless proportions
• High ceilings with decorative cornices and ceiling roses
• Formal lounge with open fireplace + adjoining dining room
• Open family/meals zone with polished timber floors
• Skylit timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances
• French doors to covered pitched-roof alfresco and deck
• Four robed bedrooms including master with WIR and ensuite
• Family bathroom plus second toilet
• Tiered backyard with multiple covered entertaining zones
• Ducted heating and evaporative cooling
• Double garage (6.4m x 5.6m) with adjoining workshop (4.2m x 4m)
• Two additional secure storage rooms (approx. 8.9m x 1.6m)
• Quiet, low-traffic locale close to Mooroolbark amenities, schools, parks and transport
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