1 Cassia Grove,
Frankston 3199, Victoria

Beautifully reimagined for young couples and families in search of a versatile layout that accommodates their evolving needs, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home seamlessly combines style and functionality in one of Frankston's most convenient neighbourhoods.

Taking advantage of its desirable rear northern orientation, the thoughtfully-designed layout encourages connection across its rear social domain, where solid Tasmanian Oak floors anchor both airy and open living and dining spaces, and a well-equipped kitchen with freestanding Euromaid cooker and Smeg dishwasher. Framed by low-maintenance gardens, a generous alfresco deck and sunken fire pit area push entertaining outside via glass stacker doors, helping to create a fluid indoor-outdoor footprint perfect for those warmer months.

Sun-soaked space continues with a front secondary lounge and open study space, and four bedrooms including a master bedroom with full-height robes, ensuite and exterior access. Designed for both comfort and convenience, the main bathroom features a separate tub and shower, along with a private toilet located off the laundry. With a FHSZ address, the home comes complete with gas ducted heating, split-system air conditioning, a rear garden shed, a separate workshop/single garage, and a tandem carport, all while maintaining low-maintenance appeal. Ideally situated within easy walking distance of Jubilee Park, Monash University, Frankston Heights Primary School, and public transport, with a short drive to Karingal Hub, Frankston's Bayside Shopping Centre, Frankston Beach, and easy access to both Peninsula Link and EastLink.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ellis Schofield on 0431 063 163 or Georgia Field 0437 765 584 anytime.

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