Why we're obsessed with 54 Ferndale Drive, Frankston:
Partially enhanced yet full of untapped potential, this 3-bedroom, 2-lounge home sits waiting for someone to make it their own, flaunting exceptional space ready to reward a decisive vision. While the opportunity is real for first-home buyers, it offers immediate, well-maintained comforts, enjoying a family-focused Marylands setting just moments from every want and need.
A subtle rise to its allotment adds a level of elegance and privacy from the street, moving inside to a well-proportioned interior with a fresh coat of paint, and new flooring and carpets. The formal L-shaped lounge and dining room has an electric fireplace, sweeping through to a kitchen and family/dining space beyond that is well-configured with its classic breakfast bar and large footprint, flaunting updated stainless steel appliances and solid timber cabinetry with plenty of space to let your inner chef create at will.
A paved and covered terrace extends life outdoors to a huge rear yard that takes up the rest of its 570 sq. metre (approx.) allotment, where a storage shed and rainwater tank add welcome practicality to a space that is ultimately just so lovely. The bedrooms are all ideally placed and sized around a family bathroom, laundry and separate toilet, while the master boasts its own deep walk-in robe and ensuite. It's a position hard to go past, too, just moments from Peninsula Link Trail, buses, Karingal Hub, Ballam Park, Mornington Peninsula Freeway access, and Frankston's CBD and foreshore.
More to know:
3 bedrooms around 2 living areas and an updated timber kitchen
New window coverings, fly screens, new shelving and bench in the shed
Ducted heating, ceiling fans, storage shed, rainwater tank with new pump
Quick walk to Peninsula Link Trail, buses, and Karingal Hub
So, can you picture it? Get in touch with Andrew Milne and organise a viewing today.
Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and due diligence. The agent and vendor accept no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies.
