1/10 Alicudi Avenue, Frankston South VIC 3199

Perfectly positioned at the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula, this delightful unit offers a rare combination of comfort, and convenience. Nestled within a quiet complex of just three units, this low-maintenance home delivers exceptional value with quality inclusions and all utilities included - water, electricity, and WiFi. With no lawns to maintain and access to shared common areas, it's the ideal choice for those seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle without the upkeep.

Step inside to discover light-filled interiors, generous proportions, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere - just moments from Eliza Heights Reserve, local shops, Bayside Shopping Centre, and freeway access.

Property Features:

• Two spacious bedrooms

• Light-filled living area offering a comfortable and versatile space

• Timber kitchen with electric upright cooker and ample storage

• Adjoining meals area featuring a charming bay window

• Shared laundry facility with Unit 3, plus your own washing machine tap provisions

• All utilities included in rent: water, electricity, and WiFi

• Situated in a peaceful complex of three units with access to shared common areas

• No lawn to maintain - enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle

• Enviable location near Humphries Road Top Shops, Frankston CBD, public transport, and prestigious schools

Offering outstanding value and comfort in a sought-after location, this well-appointed unit presents the perfect opportunity to enjoy easy living with everything you need right at your doorstep.

*Carport is designated to Unit 2 & 3

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