7 Callantina Court, Frankston, Vic 3199

Exquisitely renovated, yet never too far from its inspired architectural origins, this 4-bedroom, 2-lounge family home showcases a timeless design with a bold modern twist, relishing a peaceful bowl-of-court setting the growing family will surely love. Crafted for comfort and connection across a well-zoned allotment, every inch has been reimagined to keep pace with real family living without sacrificing any style.

It's all polish and presence from the street with its enhanced facade, stepping inside to fresh timber-look floors, a wood flue heater and cathedral ceilings over its split-level lounge and formal dining room. A wall of north-facing windows illuminates the captivating kitchen in unison with LED feature lighting, adorning the quality appliances and wood-look counters of its island-style entertainer's design. The rear family and dining space slides outdoors to a covered terrace that's party-ready, stretching out to a low-maintenance yard and separate firepit zone with space for the kids, and still plenty left over for a trampoline or pool (STCA).

The master's walk-through robe and show-stopping ensuite match classic with contemporary, while the main bathroom mirrors the same high-end finish for the remaining three bedrooms that surround. Comfort is locked in with ducted heating, split-system air conditioning, LED lighting, solar power, a storage shed and a double garage, with its position set in one of the area's most liveable pockets, metres from Kingsley Park Primary, and just moments from Shaxton Reserve, buzzing cafés, buses, natural walking trails, and easy access to Frankston CBD, Karingal Hub, and the Mornington Peninsula.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Adam Price on 0401 667 232 anytime. 

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