2/6A Stradbroke Street, Oakleigh South VIC 3167

A celebration of modern lifestyle trends, this glamorous brand new townhouse is defined by its stylish and sun-filled layout, while its revered location within walking distance to Monash Uni and Huntingdale Station fulfils lifestyle desires.

Aesthetically pleasing from the outset, the home's sophisticated dimensions lead the way with stylish floorboards highlighting the open plan kitchen, living and dining domain adorned with stone benches and quality appliances. While sliding doors present a splendid link with the outdoors, opening onto a paved entertaining zone and low-maintenance courtyard. Beautifully comforted with carpet, the three bedrooms include a downstairs bedroom accompanied by a powder room and laundry, with the two upstairs bedrooms incorporating the master bedroom with walk-in-robe and ensuite, supplemented by a family bathroom and additional powder room. Climate control is superbly managed by way of split system heating/air conditioning, whilst the added inclusions of a water tank plus a single garage perfect this superb residence.

Commanding the attention of those seeking convenience, this prized residence is placed in the Oakleigh South Secondary Zone, only a short stroll from Huntingdale Train Station, shops and cafes, moments from Monash Uni, Huntingdale Primary, Monash Medical Centre, Huntingdale Golf Course and Chadstone Shopping Centre.

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