Quiet street, established plantings, a picket fence and a building that has clearly been looked after. What lifts this one above its neighbours is its position within the block. Ground floor, private front door, a covered car space a few steps away, and not a stair in sight. It is the sort of home that suits a first buyer, a downsizer trimming the load, or an investor who understands what walkable beachside frontage is worth.
Inside, living and dining run wide and bright, with north-facing windows and a sliding door that opens straight onto the garden. Picture breakfast carried out to the paved terrace on a Saturday morning, the lawn beyond catching the sun. The kitchen sits neatly at one end behind a breakfast bar that takes two stools comfortably. The bedroom is carpeted and quiet, with built-in robes and its own bathroom a step away.
Everything needed is already in place: a Mitsubishi split system in the living room, Bosch dishwasher and electric cooktop, an oven set under dark flecked benchtops, floor-to-ceiling tiling in the bathroom with space set aside for the washing machine, a security screen at the entry, and the covered car space.
The setting does the rest. Main Street's cafes, bakeries and restaurants are a short walk, with Woolworths and the shops of Mordialloc Plaza close by. Mordialloc Station is close by, putting the Frankston line and a direct city run within reach. Weekends sort themselves out between Mordialloc Beach, the pier and Peter Scullin Reserve, with its playground and barbecues, and the Mordialloc Creek trails beyond. Local options run from Mordialloc Beach Primary School and St Brigid's Parish Primary School through to Mordialloc College.
