Held in the same family for over 60 years, this charming Californian Bungalow is superbly positioned on a quiet, tree-lined street, offering timeless character and exceptional potential for families of any size. The classic façade belies a beautifully maintained interior where timber elements blend seamlessly with contemporary touches. A dedicated entry welcomes you into a voluminous formal sitting and interconnecting dining area exudes timeless elegance, showcasing decorative ceiling centrepieces and ornate rose cornices. Bathed in natural light from stunning leadlight windows, the space is perfectly complemented by an electric fireplace, a freshly cleaned open fireplace, and a nearby gas heater ensuring year-round comfort and inviting warmth. Not to mention house evaporative cooling for those warmer months. The open-plan, country-style kitchen is brimming with character and flows effortlessly to casual meals and a flexible space, ideal as a playroom or a fourth bedroom with built-in wardrobes. The main bedroom retains all the charm of the era and exudes a warm, ambient vibe, complemented by two additional bedrooms—one with built-in wardrobes—and a sleek bathroom featuring a frameless glass shower and floating vanity. Set on wide, established gardens with a park-like feel, the property also includes a dedicated veggie patch and a brick double garage with a workbench. With low-maintenance living and endless possibilities for extension (STCA), this home is perfectly poised for modern family life. Located in a highly sought-after, family-friendly pocket, it’s just minutes’ walk to Bentleigh West Primary School, Brighton Secondary College, Victory Park, Patterson and Centre Road shops, train stations, and Dendy Park—offering the ultimate balance of parents’ convenience and kids’ independence. ALL ENQUIRIES MUST INCLUDE A CONTACT NUMBER. ‘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.’
