Showcasing all the grandeur, grace and glorious space the Mt Eliza lifestyle is renowned for, this sophisticated dual-storey home delivers the quintessential family dream amid park-like gardens on an outstanding 3/4 acre (approx) allotment with a swimming pool and tennis court.

Boasting a solid double-brick construction, renters will be spoiled with formal and informal dining spaces, a spacious lounge with fireplace, 8.4 metre upstairs retreat/billiards room, a billiards table provided, and generous open living with a deep bay window.

The heart of the home is the timeless kitchen adorned in cream timber cabinetry with an integrated dishwasher, induction cooktop and oven. At the same time, a cocktail bar in the dining room allows for entertaining. Upstairs you'll have an oversized master bedroom with his-and-her walk-in robes and a private ensuite in this very well-appointed layout, which includes three bedrooms and two additional bathrooms upstairs and a large study/guest room downstairs.

An outdoor oasis, your weekends, holidays and long hot summers will be magical by the swimming pool with a brand new entertaining deck and keeping fit on the tennis court.

Located on a tranquil no-through road in walking distance to Mt Eliza North Primary School via a handy shortcut through Lorikeet Reserve, the property is a bike ride to Mt Eliza Secondary College, 3km to Peninsula Grammar, 1.3km to Mt Eliza village and 5 minutes drive to a choice of beaches.

(Please note the tennis court is not functional and included as grassland only. Garden and pool maintenance can be included in the rent by negotiation.)

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