1B Mccomb Boulevard Frankston South, VIC 3199

Bookending the day with beach walks or a relaxed stroll along Sweetwater Creek, this spacious and sun-filled townhouse sits grounded between the soft sands of Daveys Bay Beach and the vibrancy of Norman Avenue shops. Exceptionally functional, the three bedroom, 2.5 bathroom design reflects the essence of lasting architectural design, with spacious proportions and lock-and-leave practicality.

Elevated ceiling heights, natural light, and a combination of Jarrah and Travertine floors define an interior that instantly feels welcoming, open and thoughtfully arranged across two distinct levels. Formal and informal entertaining stretches the ground floor, where the latter combines with a statement stone kitchen featuring an impressive Falcon Elan dual oven stove, an integrated Bosch dishwasher, and a waterfall island bench. A covered decked alfresco extends the interior to a peaceful outdoor retreat, where decking meets with an established garden border.

Three spacious bedrooms including the master suite with generous walk-in robe and a spacious ensuite with feature tub, sit upstairs, all served by a complete family bathroom including a bath and shower, with the convenience of a ground-floor powder room. Additional highlights include a formal entry with double ceiling height, home office, a spacious laundry with direct double garage access, double glazed windows, ample storage throughout, ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, an alarm system, ducted vacuum, built-in cabinetry, and a gas point for the barbecue.

A carefree living experience at its finest, central to Mount Eliza Village, Bayside Shopping Centre, and University Hospital, and zoned for both Derinya Primary and Frankston High School.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 anytime.

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