Claiming the lucky 88 address as the symbol of Double Happiness, this solid ‘80s built residence offers exclusive entry to the tightly held top end of Marykirk Dve.
It’s a panoramic position which takes in both the surrounding district and The Dandenong Ranges, ensuring spectacular every day viewing close to Wheelers Hill Shopping Centre,...
Claiming the lucky 88 address as the symbol of Double Happiness, this solid ‘80s built residence offers exclusive entry to the tightly held top end of Marykirk Dve.
It’s a panoramic position which takes in both the surrounding district and The Dandenong Ranges, ensuring spectacular every day viewing close to Wheelers Hill Shopping Centre, Eastlink and the Monash Art Gallery.
Beyond its dramatic façade draped in colourful bougainvillea – the flower of the Mediterranean – the 5-bedroom family home spans 3 versatile levels with a work basement, ground floor living section and upper bedroom wing.
A celebration of space and light, its character bay windows and sweeping balconies enhance the European feel from the elevated 680sqms (approx.) allotment.
For families wanting intergenerational accommodation, the bedroom layout presents twin master suites with ensuite plus a 3rd bathroom close to the ground floor guest bedroom.
A spacious timber kitchen comes appointed with a gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher, adjacent to a magnificent, tiled meals area which extends to a light-filled rumpus.
Exclusively detailed by ornate cornice ceilings, an indoor spa bath, triple garage, central heating, ducted vacuum and a terracotta tiled roof, these are exceptional foundations for the family close to all of life’s essentials including schools, shops, parks and transport connections from one of the highest points in Wheelers Hill.
683 m²
