75 Brunning Crescent Frankston North, VIC 3200

Positioned on a large 666m² (approx) allotment in a peaceful court location, this beautifully maintained and updated four-bedroom home offers a flexible layout and fantastic potential to grow your investment portfolio or lifestyle, with room for the whole family and future subdivision possibilities (STCA).

Step inside to discover a light-filled open plan layout connecting the updated kitchen, meals, and living area. The stylish kitchen features tiled flooring, custom cabinetry, a 5-burner gas cooktop and oven by Domain, and breakfast bar. Floating floors flow through the living zones, complemented by ducted heating and cooling for year-round comfort.

A huge alfresco area and shaded garden bed extend the living further, ideal for hosting friends or relaxing.

All four bedrooms are generously proportioned. The master boasts wall-to-wall mirrored robes, and the second bedroom includes built-in robes. One bedroom features polished hardwood floors and a private retreat/nursery zone. The stylish central bathroom includes floor-to-ceiling tiles, a bathtub, and dual shower heads. The layout is completed with a full-sized laundry and a separate toilet.

Externally, there is secure side rear access, a double lock-up garage with an additional single carport, the three front bedrooms windows have electric security shutters all within a fully fenced block offering excellent space and versatility.

Located moments from Monterey Park, local shops, schools including Mahogany Rise Primary and Monterey Secondary, Pines Forest Aquatic Centre, and buses, with easy access to Frankston CBD, Peninsula Link, and beautiful local beaches, this home ticks all the boxes for comfort, convenience, and capital growth.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Andrew Condon on 0407 766 774 anytime.

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