20 Bunney Road, Oakleigh South, VIC, 3167, Australia

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Beautifully styled for contemporary comfort on 533sqm approx., this brilliant family home provides perfect refuge for the growing family with an amazing blend of living zones and a wonderful backyard for children to utilise.

Warmly inviting and awash with natural light, the home's clever layout entices you from the entry foyer through to an L-shaped lounge and dining room that serves as a splendid introduction to the home.

Acting as a central connection between the living zones, the skylit kitchen captures the appeal of stone benches, Goldline appliances (oven and 900mm gas cooktop), Asko dishwasher, double undermount sink plus a breakfast bench, superbly accompanied by a family room.

Ensuring the children are kept happy, the backyard offers excellent space for ball games and the trampoline, while the spacious sunroom provides the ideal space for covered entertaining.

Comfortably accommodating the family, the three well-sized bedrooms all contain robes, including the master bedroom with walk-in-robe and ensuite, supplemented by a modern, fully-tiled family bathroom with toilet.

Brilliantly appointed with a laundry, ducted heating, split system air conditioning, LED lighting plus a tandem garage with internal access and rear roller door.

Situated in an outstanding location that places you within walking distance to buses, Bald Hill Park, Namatjira Park, St Andrew's Primary and Clarinda Primary, within close proximity to Clayton Rd shops, The Links Shopping Mall, trains, South Oakleigh Secondary, Monash Uni plus major arterials.

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