Offered for the first time since 1976, this substantial single level family home brings a wonderfully flexible floorplan and 656sqm (approx.) of land to a peaceful Vermont South setting. Three bedrooms, a dedicated study or fourth bedroom, multiple living areas and established gardens provide a strong foundation for the years ahead, whether enjoyed as is, gradually updated or more extensively reimagined, subject to council approval.
A broad front veranda opens to a spacious entry, with a formal living and dining domain extending across the front of the home. Large windows draw in garden light, while the impressive dimensions allow family gatherings and quieter moments to unfold without competing for space.
Beyond, a substantial family room forms a relaxed second living zone and connects easily with the central kitchen and established rear courtyard. The kitchen retains its original scale, with plentiful storage, broad preparation surfaces and a breakfast bar.
The main bedroom includes a walk-in robe and private ensuite, while two further bedrooms with built-in robes share a skylit bathroom with bath and shower. Positioned near the entrance, the study provides a dedicated workspace or the flexibility to serve as a fourth bedroom. A full-size laundry, separate toilet, excellent storage, heating and cooling and a side carport complete the home.
Outside, the paved courtyard and undercover alfresco area provide sheltered space for dining and entertaining, framed by established garden beds and greenery. A garden shed, additional paved areas and a deep front lawn broaden the outdoor possibilities of the allotment.
Set within a family-focused pocket close to Scarborough Road Playground, Livingstone Primary School, Emmaus College, Vermont South Shopping Centre and the Route 75 tram, the address also offers easy access to Bellbird Dell walking trails, Forest Hill Chase, The Glen and Glen Waverley.
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