Introducing a captivating property in the highly sought-after Frankston South locale, this home seamlessly combines its original 1960s charm with contemporary upgrades.

Step inside to discover a beautifully updated interior that showcases a perfect blend of modern finishes and timeless features.

The moment you enter, you'll be enchanted by the original timber floors and the abundance of natural light streaming through the picturesque windows.

The open-concept living area with woodgrain floors and a connected dining space provides a versatile layout that can easily adapt to your needs.

One of the highlights of this property is the flexible single-level layout that offers up to four bedrooms. The rear bedroom, accessed through double doors, can serve as a peaceful retreat, a home office, or a sunroom. Its sliding glass doors open to a serene covered alfresco deck, overlooking a fully fenced private garden where children can play freely.

The modern galley kitchen features marbled countertops, sleek white cabinetry, and top-of-theline appliances including an integrated dishwasher, stainless-steel oven, and electric cooktop.

The newly updated family bathroom showcases a sleek white aesthetic complemented by Boho style tiling.

Situated amidst lovely established gardens, this property offers more than just a beautiful home. It boasts a prime location within walking distance to the Tower Hill Shopping Centre, which is soon to include a brand-new supermarket. Other nearby amenities include takeaways, Frankston High School campus, Overport Primary School, Delacombe Park, and Upper Sweetwater Creek.

For your comfort, the property is equipped with ducted heating and a split-system air conditioning unit. Parking is a breeze with a double carport that provides ample space for your vehicles.

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