30 Sunnyside GroveBentleigh

Families will instantly appreciate the warmth, space and sophistication of this beautifully presented Californian Bungalow on approximately 650sqm. Nestled within a quiet, leafy Bentleigh streetscape, this captivating single-level residence blends timeless period charm with environmentally sustainable, refined contemporary living. Beyond lush, low maintenance gardens, winding brick pathways and an inviting façade, a grand hallway showcases warm timber floors, leadlight windows, decorative ceiling roses and ornate cornices. A formal sitting room with a stunning fireplace offers a cosy retreat, while the expansive, open-plan, north facing living and dining domain forms the heart of the home. Framed by oversized, double glazed windows capturing tranquil garden outlooks, the space flows seamlessly to a huge entertaining deck. The beautifully appointed kitchen features a substantial stone island bench, breakfast bar seating, gas cooking, wall oven, dishwasher and abundant storage. The magical landscaped backyard boasts lush established gardens, winding pathways and multiple outdoor zones for entertaining and relaxation. Four generous bedrooms include a luxurious main suite with a walk-in robe and fully tiled ensuite, while a lavish family bathroom features shower and deep bathtub with leafy outlooks. Additional features include solar panels, cooling and hydronic heating, ceiling fans, a dedicated laundry, water tanks, garden shed and bicycle shed, carport and additional off-street parking. Brilliantly located off Centre Road with a great array of shops, cafes, restaurants and transport, while you can enjoy lovely walks to Allnutt Park, Dendy Park and Victory Park, zoned for Bentleigh West Primary School (around the corner) and Brighton Secondary College. ALL ENQUIRIES MUST INCLUDE A CONTACT NUMBER. ‘We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigation.’