69 Silvertop Crescent Frankston North, VIC 3200

Uniting sensational family living with a creative retro flair, this three bedroom home presents boundless entertainment spaces.

Perched in a family-friendly pocket of Frankston North, across the road from Monterey Secondary College, this residence sits perfectly positioned moments from Bayside Shopping Centre, John Paul College and an abundance of recreational delights, with convenient freeway access delivering the many treasures of the Mornington Peninsula and beyond.

Behind a humble Italian-style façade, double doors welcome you into the primary living space, where the north-facing aspect extends a warm and cozy atmosphere year round whilst delivering lush street views.

With light pouring through this space from all angles, the free-flowing living blends into the dining space before glass sliders open to a covered alfresco.

Central to this domain, a funky kitchen complete with stainless steel oven & stovetop, servery window and bold checker-style splashback, features dual access via sliding doors. Make entertaining a breeze, through a zone designed with purpose, as good food flows from the kitchen through to an arctic blue family zone and adjoining covered alfresco.

An additional paved pergola and grassy backyard bordered by mature gardens establishes a sense of privacy, with room for the kids to play.

Back inside, a well appointed accommodation zone rests on the eastern face of the house, unveiling a master bedroom encompassing a generous walk-in robe and updated ensuite, a family bathroom delivering a beautiful bathtub, while a warm and earthy colour palette establishes this tranquil space as an escape from a busy life with an additional two bedrooms.

Additional inclusions comprise: New split system heating/air conditioning, gas wall heater, carport behind locked gate, ample off street parking & garden shed.

Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Ray White Frankston will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.