13 Brompton Close, Frankston South, VIC 3199

Mere steps from the open space and playground of Raymond Reserve, this tidy four-bedroom home nestles within a quiet cul-de-sac, effortlessly blending family-focused comfort and coveted Frankston convenience. Beyond its secure frontage, an inviting in-ground pool shimmers while dual living zones and generous off-street parking cater to the needs of growing families.

Designed for ultimate family functionality, this home features two distinct living zones, a formal dining area, and a central kitchen equipped with modern benchtops, a 900mm gas cooktop, and a Westinghouse wall oven. The welcoming entertaining space is complemented by the warmth of a solid wood heater, while the ease of split-system heating and cooling ensures year-round comfort.

Accessed from a central hallway lay three light-filled bedrooms and the main bathroom with separate toilet, including the master with functional ensuite and full-height robes, while the fourth bedroom off the living zone welcomes a perfect working-from-home space. Established gardens spill from front to back, embracing an in-ground pool and private covered patio, while additional features include plantation shutters, a double garage with workshop space and rear roller door access, a double carport, exterior security blinds (front only), and a fenced perimeter.

Set within easy reach of Derinya Primary School (DPSZ), Woodleigh School - Minimbah Campus, Mount Erin College, Frankston's Bayside Shopping Centre and easy freeway access. With public transport, parklands, and playgrounds a plenty, this private brick home provides a comfortable base for families with a future creative vision.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Kristell Elson on 0400 165 801 or Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 anytime.

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