Secluded and private beyond an established Cedar tree, this masterfully renovated home has been gently reimagined to accentuate its preserved architectural form, delivering a haven designed for family joy and a connection to nature in a blue-chip Frankston South enclave.

A timeless facade of late-century modernism secrets a wonderfully zoned layout, with engineered Oak flooring and retained timber highlights in its fireside lounge, open office under raked ceilings, and vast family and dining space. A skylit island kitchen with supporting Smeg and Asko elements is fortified by a stone-topped pantry and a fitted cellaret before stretching life through stacker doors to a covered terrace and cylindrical pool deck under a second beautiful Cedar.

A competition-sized tennis court accentuates the home's serene and exclusive setting amidst a bounty of botanical colour, a matching backdrop relished by the main bedroom's lavish rainfall shower ensuite, further fitted with a formal dressing room. Additional detail-oriented features include split-system air conditioning, hydronic underfloor heating, gallery lighting, a powder room, ducted vacuum and a double garage.

A discreet ode to an endearing home echoes the prevalent vogue of its blue-chip location, a brief walk from Eliza Park and a short drive from the zoned Derinya Primary School, Woodleigh, Peninsula and Toorak Colleges, Mornington Peninsula Freeway, Mount Eliza Village and foreshore, and Frankston's shopping and business district.