64 Park Street Seaford, VIC 3198

Step into this beautifully renovated, light & bright 4-bedroom family home that perfectly blends modern style with everyday comfort. This property is ready for you to move straight in and start enjoying the coastal Seaford lifestyle.

Key Features You'll Love:

• A bright, open lounge room featuring a ceiling fan and a split system heating & cooling unit for year-round comfort
• Fully equipped with a brand new induction cooktop, dishwasher and ample bench and storage space - perfect for the home chef
• Four generous bedrooms, all fitted with built-in robes (BIRs). Three of the bedrooms also feature their own ceiling fans
• A beautifully updated, modern bathroom complete with a separate bath, shower and toilet, ideal for families with young children
• Enjoy total comfort across all seasons with ducted heating throughout, supplemented by the lounge's split system
• A single lock-up garage plus an additional carport provides plenty of secure off-street parking

Situated in a highly sought-after pocket of Seaford, this home places everything your family needs right at your doorstep including local reserves and wetlands, Seaford North Reserve, schools including Seaford Primary School, Seaford North Primary School, and Monterey Secondary College, and only minutes away from the pristine sands of Seaford Beach, plus easy access to Seaford Train Station, local cafes, supermarkets, and quick entry to the Frankston Freeway and Peninsula Link for a seamless commute. Register your interest online to be notified of upcoming inspection times. This gem won't last long!

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