Sweeping bay views and light-filled split-level proportions define this refreshed residence, where clever architectural design captures sea breezes and elevated coastal vistas across a generous 939m2; allotment within the highly sought-after Frankston High School Zone. A grand entrance steps into refined interiors highlighted by high ceilings, vertical wall paneling, and engineered timber flooring, setting an inviting and sophisticated tone from the moment you arrive.
At the heart of the ground floor, a spacious living room transitions effortlessly into the dining space and adjoining kitchen, beautifully finished with Caesarstone benchtops, a stainless steel dishwasher, canopy range hood, electric cooktop, and oven. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors and expansive windows flood the living zones with natural light, while an adjacent second living/office space provides a dedicated setting overlooking the gardens. Hydronic heating and split-system climate control ensure year-round comfort throughout.
Upstairs accommodation comprises four tranquil bedrooms served by a modernised central bathroom with a floating vanity, full bath, and separate toilet. The second bedroom opens directly onto a private timber balcony framing panoramic views across Port Phillip Bay-a serene space for morning coffee or evening sunsets.
Outside, sprawling front and rear yards offer abundant lawn space for outdoor living, complemented by a rear garden shed, double carport, side driveway, and dedicated parking space for a boat or caravan. Positioned moments from the beach, Olivers Hill, Norman Avenue Shops, Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve, and public transport, this substantial parcel also offers outstanding potential for future subdivision (STCA).
Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 anytime.
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