21 Bruarong Crescent, Frankston South, Vic 3199

A distinguished Olivers Hill setting on an expansive 978sqm (approx.) allotment showcases the beauty and space of 'Narrawong', a meticulously presented four-bedroom plus bungalow residence beautifully transformed for today's modern lifestyle. 

Sweeping bay views that meet with Mount Dandenong reflect the prestigious nature of this generous family home, set within the Frankston High School Zone, and only a short walk from Frankston Beach. Complementing the crisp air of a winter morning, a gas log fireplace and ducted heating bring comfort to dual living zones, a light-filled dining space, and a well-appointed stone-finished kitchen, complete with European appliances including double pyrolytic wall ovens, an induction cooktop, and a dual-drawer dishwasher. 

A north-facing balcony entices entertaining outside, where below, landscaped gardens cradle an alfresco deck with above-ground spa, and private bungalow with space for remote work, teenager's retreat or a service-based business (STCA). Gracefully cascading across both levels, four inviting bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms that promise a haven of comfort. At the heart of it all lies the lower-level master suite, where a separate parent's retreat complements a newly transformed ensuite with dual vanity, a walk-in shower, and a heated towel rail. 

Finalising with original leadlight detailing, timber wall panelling, ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, a garden shed, an oversized double garage and lush landscaped gardens. Set within moments of Mount Eliza Village, Frankston Hospital, Sweetwater Creek Reserve, Bayside Shopping Centre, and public transport. 

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 anytime. 

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