Set beyond a facade rich with clinker-brick character, this Frankston High-zoned 3-bedroom, 2-lounge home carries a warmth that's felt from the moment you arrive, renewed with a modern touch you can't help but love. Nestled in the bowl of a rare and peaceful Frankston Heights court and backing onto Bruce Park's football and tennis facilities, it's the most beautiful fit for growing families, first-time buyers, and downsizers alike.
Low-maintenance retaining wall gardens sweep up to a characterful form set well back from the street, before stepping up into polished timber floors and a unique layout that really leans into its vintage era. A skylit formal lounge features a clinker fireplace and an enticing view through to its vibrant kitchen and dining space beyond, linking with a second lounge to the rear within breathtaking walls of floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed brick.
A paved outdoor area provides the most immersive and low-fuss space for relaxing with a good book or hosting the family on a weekend, framed with established and low-maintenance gardens that keep your weekend work to a minimum. The three bedrooms are privately set to one side with robes and ceiling fans, all surrounding a central bathroom with a separate toilet and full laundry.
Complete with split-system air conditioning, ducted heating, a single garage, plenty of additional off-street parking, and gated access to Bruce Park and Sandgate Reserve, it sits in the loveliest Frankston Heights locale, just minutes from the redeveloped Tower Hill Shopping Centre, a strip of take-away dining options, Frankston Heights Primary, Frankston High, buses, Heatherhill Road shops, Frankston CBD, and easy freeway access.
It just feels right from the moment you step through the door. Make it yours today!
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