8/58 Nepean Highway Seaford, VIC 3198

Equal parts prestige, position, and pure lifestyle gold, this 3-bedroom, 2-lounge executive residence delivers the pinnacle of coastal living for those who expect a finish much higher than the norm. Barely a breath from the bay and just moments from Seaford and Carrum villages, it delivers a front-row ticket to the best of Port Phillip Bay, with a premium lifestyle on offer for those who long for the very best.

Sun-soaked open living and dining persists over rich hardwood floors, with large sliding doors moving outwards to balconies at either end of the main floor, framing lovely outlooks with the relaxed bay breezes able to filter through. Entertain in style or unwind in peace with a stone-topped kitchen showcasing a home chef's dream, with space to spread out and every amenity needed for absolute comfort.

The upper level houses two bedrooms, led by the luxurious master with its own split-system comfort, full-width robes, and private ensuite, with a central bathroom for the other bedrooms, and a flexible third bedroom on the entry level with its own central bathroom and direct alfresco access to the sizeable yard. A second lounge on this level also moves outwards, with the potential to enclose as another bedroom if needed.

Split-system comfort throughout, a European laundry, a rainwater tank, and an oversized garage ensure every box is ticked for complete lifestyle appeal, with a position amongst Seaford's finest just metres from morning beach wanders and playful summers, kayaking or paddleboarding along the creek, coffees and ice creams at Seaford Village, and easy access to everything you need along the Mornington Peninsula Freeway.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Austin Phillips on 0402 278 003 anytime.

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