32 Pratt Avenue Frankston South, VIC 3199

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Loaded with appeal and sensationally situated within a short stroll of Frankston High School, Overport Primary, shops, parks and public transport, this charming three bedroom home has light filled interiors and presents a welcome opportunity for those looking to secure the prized Frankston High School Zone.

Boasting a warm and inviting ambience, the spacious living and dining zone with timber hardwood floors spills out to the private undercover decking area overlooking the enclosed rear yard. A solid oak timber kitchen features an 800mm 5 burner gas upright cooker, dishwasher, oversized pantry and breakfast bar. Serviced by the central bathroom offering bath, shower, vanity and separate toilet. All bedrooms are carpeted, two of which are north facing and fitted with built in robes. The main has a split system, while the other two bedrooms provide ceiling fans. There is also a separate laundry, ducted heating throughout, split system heating/cooling to living zone, single carport and space for a second car in the driveway, accessible from the side street.

Ideally situated in a location that's bound to impress, where you can walk to Frankston High School, Overport Primary School, Delacombe Park, public transport, and within close distance to the local Hospital, Frankston beach, CBD Shopping centre, cafe's, retail stores, banks, cinemas, and all that the Frankston CBD has to offer. Available approximately 27/11/2020

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