7 Bond Court, Montrose VIC 3765

Privately set on an elevated 871 sqm (Approximately) cul-de-sac block, this vibrant and character-filled family home offers spacious indoor and outdoor entertaining areas, capped off by a magnificent garden and swimming pool with thatched Bali hut.

An ideal nature-filled location for young and growing families to escape the predictable sameness of many Eastern suburbs. For those who desire a fresh and green take on contemporary urban living, inspection will not disappoint!

Lush front garden with established trees
Exposed beams, ceiling fans and feature walls throughout
Light-filled open-plan lounge with wood stove and garden outlook
Covered outdoor pergola and courtyard
Charming dining room opening to renovated galley kitchen/meals area
Kitchen boasts s.steel oven, dishwasher, rangehood over ceramic cook top
Extra floor-mount side cupboard space in meals area
Kitchen access to laundry with external door
Rear master bedroom with WIR and ensuite
Two front-facing bedrooms, both with BIRs
Bathroom with full-length tub, separate shower, separate WC
Rooftop 16-panel solar array
Double carport and extensive off-street parking, including for caravan storage
Carport entry to spacious side studio/store room
Gorgeous and modern heated pool with side trees and grass lounging area
Alfresco poolside hut with room for outdoor sofa setting

Nestled in the foothills of Mt Dandenong, near its famous Tourist Road, and walking distance to Richards Reserve, Montrose Town Centre, shops and local primary school. 45 min off-peak drive to Melbourne CBD or 1-hour train from Mooroolbark Station.

This unique opportunity wont last. For all enquiries contact Kenneth Ooi 0430 121 802 or Michael Sandhu 0411 593 779.

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