16 Jean Street, McKinnon, Vic 3204

This superbly renovated period residence defies expectations with a combination of space, period charm, contemporary style and outdoor living.

The fully renovated interior features abundant natural light, stunning engineered oak floorboards, crisp white walls & period features combining in a family oasis

Impressively vast open plan living & dining caters for large family gatherings, enhanced by a chefs kitchen equipped with large stone island bench with breakfast bar, stainless-steel Neff appliances and an abundance of stylish cabinetry and storage.

Delivering immense indoor-outdoor appeal, the living domain opens to a  large decked garden for a complete al fresco lifestyle.  The lawn stretches to and additional outdoor zone complimented by a fir pit area, cleverly designed banquette seating and functional wood storage.

The elegant master bedroom has manicured front garden views, extensive built-in wardrobes & ornate ceiling, while the further two bedrooms offer built- in wardrobes, large windows and plenty of natural light. 

The stunning family bathroom with a shower-over-bath, features terrazzo tiles and heated towel rail for family comfort. The second bathroom features a large frameless walk in shower  as well as a separate laundry with direct access to outside.

Built-in joinery in the living, double height decorative ceilings, paneled walls and ducted heating & cooling in an exquisite home just a stones throw to Ormond primary school and within the coveted McKinnon Secondary College school zone. 

A short walk to McKinnon Road and Centre Road shops, McKinnon train station, parklands & superb family friendly amenities. 

ALL ENQUIRIES MUST INCLUDE A CONTACT NUMBER. For more information, contact Chris Hassall at Buxton Bentleigh on 0412 898 990 or the Buxton Office on 9563 9933. ‘We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigation.’