50 South Beach Road, Somers, VIC, 3927, Australia

Relish the enviable position of this refreshed 4-bedroom family classic and savour the serenity of the generous 1,189sqm (approx) allotment, instilling a welcoming ambience that invites you to rest and restore within a short stroll from the coast.

Charming period elements feature throughout, as do high ceilings and polished hardwood floors, blending seamlessly with stylish contemporary enhancements and a flexible floor plan that allows you to design the ideal lifestyle according to your family's needs. From the inviting formal sitting room with an atmospheric slow-combustion heater, the eye travels through the dining area and into the open-plan lounge and dining domain at the rear. Northern windows filter abundant natural light, creating the perfect airy ambience for relaxed gatherings, enriched by a central kitchen and entertaining deck orientated to capture the warmth of the all-day sun.

Wonderfully accommodating, the home's generous floor plan stretches to four robed bedrooms and two bathrooms, including the main with ensuite and walk-thru robe, with plenty of space for a home office within the formal dining space if desired. Superbly located within 800m from south beach, a stroll from Somers Primary School and just a few minutes from the delights of Balnarring Village, this peaceful gem features split system AC, high ceilings, a huge backyard, plenty of off-street parking and a 5m x7.7m workshop/garage with a pot belly heater.

Homes and Acreage is proud to be offering this property for sale – To arrange an inspection or for further information, please contact the office on 1300 077 557 or office@homesacreage.com.au

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