Set on over 2690sqm* and tucked into the treetops of Frankston South, this 1968 original has been completely reimagined.
Sitting quietly in the bush above Frankston South, Willora has held its place since 1968. Now fully reworked, it has been taken back to the studs, rewired, re-plumbed and rebuilt with exceptional care, preserving the character that made it worth saving in the first place.
The original timber ceilings remain, as do the windows that continue to frame the treetops beyond. What has changed is the way the home now lives, with every finish considered and every detail resolved.
Inside, the layout is generous and intuitive, offering four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a substantial study that could just as easily serve as a fifth bedroom. The privately positioned main suite opens directly onto the deck, while the additional bedrooms sit quietly in their own wing.
At the centre of the home, the kitchen anchors the living and dining spaces with easy flow that good mid-century planning does so well. When the large doors fold back, the line between indoors and out almost disappears.
The outdoor setting is designed for long lunches and late afternoons, with a new timber deck extending into the landscape, a reimagined pool, fully landscaped grounds, a built-in Weber BBQ, an automated entry gate, and a double carport completing the picture.
Even the practical spaces have been carefully resolved, including a thoughtfully designed laundry with custom pull-out shelving beneath both the washer and dryer.
Calm, private, and complete, this is a home of real substance, combining architectural character, modern function, and a setting that feels genuinely removed while remaining close to The Village, beaches, and leading schools.
* Approximate land size.
