23 Castillon Square, Frankston VIC 3199

A perfect setting for family fun and treasured moments, this expansive light-filled home invites joy and connection across all corners of its five bedroom 2-bathroom layout. Its thoughtfully crafted design welcomes larger families with open arms, as space extends beyond the walls to a large rear yard complete with in-ground swimming pool and grassy play space.

The crackle of a wood heater together with elevated ceiling heights set an inviting tone across a ground-floor living and study zone, while additional first-floor living space with a bar offers a quiet retreat for families seeking a dual-living design. With views across the rear, the all-white kitchen and adjoining meals area keeps things practical with a textured tile splashback, casual breakfast bar, modern stainless steel cooking appliances, and an Asko dishwasher.

Two bathrooms and five distinct bedrooms come together to create a tapestry of comfort and individuality, with each bedroom showcasing its own unique character, including the primary suite with generous walk-in robe and private ensuite. Gas ducted heating and first-floor evaporative cooling keep things comfortable, while additional features include modern floors, a dedicated laundry, an oversized double garage, and off-street parking.

With a secure rear yard featuring a sun-drenched patio and in-ground swimming pool, this large family home is a sensational purchase for those ready for more space and future potential. Just steps from Kingsley Park Primary School and Erinswood Preschool, enjoy proximity to Mount Erin Secondary College, Millionaire's Golf Club, Ritchies IGA Towerhill, and Peninsula Link access.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Adam Price on 0401 667 232 anytime.

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