10 Edna Street Frankston, VIC 3199

Beautifully renovated and full of charm, this picture-perfect weatherboard gem offers the perfect blend of comfort, character and convenience.

Positioned in one of Frankston's most sought-after family-friendly pockets, you'll enjoy an enviable lifestyle just a short stroll from the golden sands of Oliver's Hill Beach, the Frankston Boardwalk, Montague Park and the vibrant Bayside Shopping Centre.

Freshly updated throughout, this delightful home is ideal for those seeking relaxed coastal living with everyday amenities close at hand.

Three spacious bedrooms, including one with built-in robes
Large welcoming entrance foyer
Separate study or children's playroom for added flexibility
Freshly painted throughout
Brand-new floating floors throughout
Spacious, light-filled living area with split-system heating and cooling
Updated kitchen with new cabinetry
Electric cooktop
Dishwasher included
Brand-new bathroom featuring a double vanity, shower and toilet
Separate laundry with a second toilet
New window coverings installed throughout
Large carport plus a secure powered garage providing ample off-street parking or workshop area
Charming weatherboard façade with cottage appeal
Exceptional location within walking distance to Oliver's Hill Beach, Frankston Foreshore, Montague Park, public transport and Bayside Shopping Centre
Offering a beautifully refreshed interior and an unbeatable beachside location, this charming home presents a fantastic opportunity to enjoy everything Frankston has to offer. With parks, cafés, schools, shopping and the waterfront all within easy reach.

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