19 Raymond Court, Oakleigh VIC 3166

Built to offer size and space of house-like proportions on a low-maintenance and subdivided corner allotment with its own street frontage, no common land and its own private driveway leading into a secure single lock-up garage, this immediately enjoyable four-bedroom residence is perfect for professionals or young families seeking a stylish upgrade without the burden of high maintenance gardening.

Flaunting stylish updates that include new window furnishings, a freshly painted interior, new kitchen splashback, new turf and new energy-efficient LED lighting throughout, you're free to move straight in and enjoy.

A bright open-plan living domain excites with its enormous proportions, light-filled appearance and entertainer's kitchen complete with sleek stone benchtops and quality appliances.

Speaking of entertaining, the interior's integration with the decked courtyard promotes seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining, while reverse-cycle ducted heating/cooling throughout ensures climate levels are perfect all year round.

Three zoned bedrooms upstairs (master with ensuite) serviced by a deluxe family bathroom deliver a superior level of comfort and privacy, and with a fourth bedroom downstairs, guests are welcome to stay the night (or more!).

Living across the road from Scotchmans Run Reserve and within a short stroll of the Scotchmans Creek Trail and its playground certainly encourages a fit and active lifestyle, while easy access to Oakleigh Central, Eaton Mall cafes, reputable schools, Chadstone Shopping Centre, the Monash Freeway and Oakleigh Golf Courseadds another layer of positive appeal.

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