3 Donnelly Rise, Frankston South, Vic 3199

Celebrating an impeccable blend of contemporary design and family practicalities with an easy-care landscape, this striking single-level residence redefines luxury living within one of the area's most highly-sought enclaves. With easy access to Ritchies IGA Towerhill, choice in local schools, public transport and recreational amenities, a central position affords total lifestyle ease. 

Making a statement with expansive glazing running almost the entire north-facing aspect, the home's light-filled layout is an easy choice for growing families with its formal and informal zones, open dining space and true chef's kitchen with a 900mm dual fuel Belling cooker, Smeg dishwasher and waterfall stone benchtops. 
Hard-wearing floors ensure an effortless transition from outdoors to in, as three separately zoned alfresco decks extend the already spacious entertaining footprint, while low-maintenance gardens with rear veggie patch provide space for young adventurer's to make their own. 

Catering to three additional bedrooms, the split-level bathroom enhances the evening routine with a luxurious soaking tub and a dual-headed shower. Designed with parents in mind, the master bedroom boasts private access to an alfresco deck, a spacious walk-in robe, and an ensuite equipped with full-height tiling and a dual vanity. Complete with split-system heating and cooling throughout, gas ducted heating, new carpets and fresh internal paint, a double garage and ample-off-street parking, this stylish family home sits within close proximity to Mount Erin College and St Augustine's School and Frankston Heights Primary School. 

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Kristell Elson on 0400 165 801 or Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 anytime. 

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