2/53 Macrina Street, Oakleigh East VIC 3166

Sited on a generous 315sqm (approx.) block with its own street frontage, no common land and its own private driveway accessed via Albany Road, this completely detached and therefore extremely rare single-level home achieves the perfect balance of house-like proportions with a desirable low- maintenance aspect.

Impeccable presentation and excellent quality throughout are hallmarks of this fantastic first home, downsizing option or investment, which is bathed in natural light and flaunts wonderful high ceilings, three zoned bedrooms
(master with ensuite) and Tasmanian Oak timber floorboards throughout the large living area that frames a soothing garden outlook through its large Bay window.

The indoor-outdoor design of the light-filled open-plan dining/kitchen area and decked alfresco presents a year-round entertaining solution, while a central family bathroom, double lock-up garage with internal access, remote control roller shutters throughout, alarm system, 12-month-old ducted heating system and a large split-system heating/cooling unit in the lounge adds another layer of comfort and convenience.

Those lucky enough to call this place "home" will enjoy living in a quiet neighbourhood within easy access of Macrina Street shops, excellent schools, Oakleigh Central, bus services, Monash University, Oakleigh and Huntingdale train stations and the Monash Freeway.

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