36 Hilary Avenue McCrae, VIC 3938

Timeless beachside elegance with modern redesign

Evoking the essence of a quintessential beach house, this home effortlessly marries impressive scale with refined coastal sophistication. Celebrating both modern vibrancy and its heritage charm, this beachside sanctuary delivers a rare sense of timeless beauty. The extensive renovation and extension have elevated the three-bedroom plus study layout to a new standard in coastal living, all within an easy walk to the McCrae Foreshore, McCrae Plaza, cafés and restaurants.

Blending the warmth of freshly polished timber floors with a crisp white interior, the home invites effortless living from its charming front porch through to an expansive open-plan entertaining area, anchored by the original natural stone fireplace. A beautiful stone benchtop defines the brand new kitchen, where a walk-in pantry with laundry facilities complements premium appliances, feature pendant light, a Franke sink, and a pull-out gold gooseneck tap.

Entertaining is a breeze on the large rear alfresco deck complete with built-in barbecue, while a landscaped garden extends outdoor enjoyment across the entire 660sqm (approx.) allotment. French doors help to bring the garden setting into the master suite, where architectural ceilings, a walk-in robe, and an all-new light filled bathroom with dual vanity makes the morning routine enjoyable. Fully renovated inside and out, the home includes two spacious secondary bedrooms, an all-new main bathroom with gold accents, dedicated study, new gas ducted heating unit, evaporative cooling, instantaneous hot water, ample off street parking with a garage and carport plus room for a workshop and exterior storage.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Brooke Wegener on 0448 382 643 or Tayla Allen on 0428 996 515 anytime.

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