120 Williams Street Frankston, VIC 3199

Designed to make the most of its unbeatable beachside surroundings, with views towards the George Pentland Gardens, this double-storey home reflects the essence of lasting architectural design, with a large corner allotment and spacious proportions, appealing to a wide spread of buyers. Complete with a fully fenced front garden, this residence combines low-maintenance outdoor living with excellent security.

North-facing windows and elevated 9ft ceilings enhance the warmth of a gas log fireplace, as dedicated living stretches to an open dining space and kitchen, where an electric oven, gas cooktop, and a dishwasher bring practicality. An adjoining laundry room doubles as a butler's pantry with space for small appliances, while a step outside to a sun-kissed courtyard will inspire both relaxation and outdoor entertaining.

Accommodation is concealed to the light-filled first floor, where a balcony with botanic garden views sits amongst a renovated bathroom and three bedrooms, two of which feature built-in robes, ceiling fans, and wall-mounted electric heating panels. A solid brick construction, split-system heating and cooling, an alarm system, powder room, front garden, and a double garage, all emphasises the quality found throughout, while its sensational position well-within the Frankston High School zone ensures a lifestyle of undeniable convenience and long-term investment appeal. University Hospital, Frankston Beach, Frankston Station, and Bayside Shopping Centre all remain within walking distance making the property perfect for investors, young families, or professional couples looking for low-maintenance yet stylish living on the fringe of Frankston's CBD.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 or Luke Zanier on 0407 046 630 anytime.

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