4 Palmerston Crescent, Frankston South VIC 3199

Taking full advantage of its prime beachside location atop Olivers Hill, just a leisurely stroll from Frankston Beach, Sweetwater Creek Reserve, and the Norman Avenue shops, this private home unveils a relaxed beachside lifestyle across its low-maintenance Frankston High School Zone address.

With its thoughtfully designed four-bedroom layout that maximises natural light, this inviting home presents an exceptional opportunity for growing families eager to infuse their personal style into every corner. Introduced via solid timber floors and a dedicated lounge, where a charming gas log fireplace invites cosy evenings with loved ones, the single-level layout opens to a well-equipped kitchen that boasts premium appliances, including a Fisher & Paykel electric cooktop, Bosch wall oven, and dishwasher, making meal preparation a pleasure.

The warmth of the summer air enhances a covered deck alfresco, providing a restful setting to watch the kids at play, or privately entertain with a serene garden backdrop featuring a children's cubby and double garage/storage. With four bedrooms each featuring ceiling fans, set alongside a main bathroom, compact study, dedicated laundry, large side shed, and ample off-street parking, the home's comforts continue with gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling.

Ideal for young families and couples eager to embrace opportunities that nurture their creative vision, this 1,011sqm (approx.) block is just moments from Bayside Shopping Centre, Mount Eliza Village and public transport, allowing for a lifestyle that blends beachside leisure with everyday conveniences.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 or George Devic on 0400 022 192 anytime.

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