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Set in a peaceful family-oriented cul-de-sac, incredible natural light & wide-open spaces are cornerstones of this desirably positioned family residence. With a Tuscan kind of vibe throughout, a...

Set in a peaceful family-oriented cul-de-sac, incredible natural light & wide-open spaces are cornerstones of this desirably positioned family residence.

With a Tuscan kind of vibe throughout, a double height entry forms part of the voluminous open plan formal living & dining rooms offering excellent entertaining options & a place for all the family to escape.

Furthering the fabulous floorplan, the brilliantly lit casual living domain is complemented by an airy meals zone, ambient living room & stylish kitchen featuring Miele appliances.

Adding to the allure, low maintenance manicured paved gardens include ideal al fresco dining & established plants for year-round entertaining.

Upstairs, a huge open plan rumpus/study & an equally impressive main bedroom offering park views is enhanced by a huge walk-in wardrobe with elegant retreat like ensuite with a bath. Three double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes share a crisp family bathroom also with a bath concluding the big family living.

The ease & excellence continues with home office/multifunction room, under stair storage, evaporative heating & cooling, a large laundry, powder room & a double garage with storage plus additional off-street parking, all on a generous block where every room has picturesque views.

This is one of the best family locales minutes to Duncan McKinnon Reserve & Packer Park, McKinnon Primary School, buses, GESAC & shops, best of all it’s only a walk to the rezoned, highly prized McKinnon secondary college.

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For more information, contact Chris Hassall 0412 898 990 or Connor Harvey 0431 686 454 at Buxton Glen Eira.

‘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.’