Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living zones and two north-facing outdoor areas. In the Gardenvale Primary and Brighton Secondary zones. On paper, it reads like a wish list. In person, it delivers.
This is a versatile, light-filled home that can be tailored to all kinds of families. Not one where space compromises are made, but one where everyone has room to spread out and somewhere to retreat. It has been updated with style, maintained with pride, and it presents beautifully throughout.
A wide entry leads through to a lounge and dining room at the front, easily incorporating a work-from-home setup. Further in, everyday life unfolds around a renovated kitchen with stone benchtops, integrated European appliances and a generous waterfall island that seats four. The adjoining family room opens to a private, sunlit garden with built-in corner seating and very little to maintain.
A ground-floor bedroom with semi-ensuite access offers flexibility that proves invaluable over time. Guests are comfortable. Teenagers have independence. Extended family feels cared for. Internal garage access and a laundry complete the level.
Upstairs, two generous bedrooms and a central bathroom sit alongside a main bedroom that has a walk-in robe and spa bath ensuite. And then you step out onto the deck. North-facing, shaded by a remote awning, and possibly the biggest you’ll see. It belongs entirely to the main bedroom and feels more like an outdoor room than a balcony.
French windows edged in black, ducted heating, split-system air conditioning, under-stair storage and green outlooks from almost every room are the finishing touches on a home that has clearly been loved.
Hawthorn Road trams are at the end of the street, Lottie Espresso around the corner, Landcox Park, Gardenvale Station, Martin Street strip, Woolworths, Aldi, Bentleigh and Elsternwick Villages all close by, and the beach a quick drive away along North Road. For families, it’s difficult to imagine a more complete address.
