6 Parkland Close, Frankston South, Vic 3199

Intertwining elegance with warmth across a versatile layout perfect for growing families, this sophisticated creek-side residence on 2,839sqm (approx.) is perfectly placed within both the Frankston High and Derinya Primary school zones, and has been curated without compromise to offer the epitome of family luxury. Privately situated beyond an established hedge-line at the base of an exclusive cul-de-sac, find an uplifting energy from the moment you step through its doors. 

Elevated architectural ceilings merge with expansive glazing and solid timber floors to invite a rich sense of privacy and natural light across its three-living zone layout, celebrating independent living with the potential to create self-contained living for older children or aging parents to the rear. 

A gas log fireplace mimics the crackle of a wood heater across two distinct living zones, where formal options pair with a casual rear social domain inclusive of an open dining space and spacious kitchen, outfitted with stone benchtops, a gas cooktop, wall oven, and Bosch dishwasher. Five bedrooms and three bathrooms encompass a master retreat with walk-through robe and spa-ensuite, two family bathrooms, and a fifth bedroom that could double as a dedicated study. 

Summers have never looked better with a solar-heated 16m lap pool to the rear, while park-like gardens marry up with a branch of Sweetwater Creek. Well-equipped for comfort, the home's features continue with ample parking across a triple garage, zoned gas ducted heating, split-system air conditioning, under-house storage and a separate workshop, ducted vacuum, and a basketball ring. 

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 or Adam Price on 0401 667 232 anytime. 

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