26 Ferndale Drive, Frankston, VIC 3199
Frankston 4 Bedroom Iconic Family Living
Key Facts
Already impressive with its bespoke late-century modernism, this iconic 4-bedroom, 3-lounge entertainer doubles down on its appeal with exquisite full-home updates, flourishing with brilliant natural light and breathtaking views of Melbourne's CBD over the bay. Architecturally designed explicitly for its unique Marylands allotment, it now boasts current-day contemporary comfort and real space to spread out, ready for living on an even grander scale.
Its standout facade has always been the most noticeable in the street, with a fantastic position directly across from Ferndale Reserve, stepping inside to the most unique and well-zoned design. Atrium-style gardens separate the entry lounge from a more open-plan style of living, giving the updated kitchen a gorgeous outlook as it serves family and friends enjoying the opposing north-facing deck and big backyard.
Two more bedrooms are spread to the rear beside a gorgeous bathroom with a deep soak tub, separate from a third bedroom at the front of the home, and a parent's retreat level with a full ensuite, a large robed bedroom, and a massive living space with incredible views over the city and the bay.
Finished with ducted heating, split-system air conditioning, ceiling fans, great storage, and a double garage, it sits directly across from Ferndale Playground, with buses and the redeveloped Karingal Hub just metres away, and Mornington Peninsula Freeway access, Peninsula Link trails, Peninsula Private Hospital, Ballam Park Primary, McClelland College, Frankston CBD, and the stunning foreshore all close by.
Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact George Devic on 0400 022 192 and Tom Richmond on 0421 969 826 anytime.
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