2/5 Stapley Crescent, Chadstone VIC 3148

Virtually brand new in presentation, generously proportioned and low in maintenance, this quality-built three-bedroom townhouse delivers a premier lock-and-leave lifestyle within short walking distance of Chadstone Shopping Centre.

Two separate living areas offer family flexibility, and with three generous-sized bedrooms (master with ensuite) and a luxurious fully-tiled family bathroom zoned in privacy upstairs, there's evidently plenty of space for the young family to grow into.

The relaxed nature of the inviting living room on entry and seamless indoor-outdoor design of the radiant open-plan living domain means you have a place to unwind and a fashionable space to entertain, and with a sleek gourmet kitchen (with stone benchtops and stainless steel appliances) and bi-fold doors opening onto an undercover alfresco deck, entertaining is something you can do in style!

Polished timber floorboards flow throughout and reflect the home's outstanding quality and strong contemporary appeal, while a spacious and secure rear yard with an approved permit for a pergola extension, abundant storage, separate laundry, guest powder room downstairs, remote double garage with internal access and a security system adds another layer of positive appeal.

Easy-care gardens accentuate the low-maintenance aspect of this first-class property, which is within walking distance of Caloola Reserve, the Scotchmans Creek Trail and bus services and just moments to Oakleigh's famed dining precinct, Oakleigh train station and the Monash Freeway.

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