FORTHCOMING AUCTION - Unless Sold Prior

Beyond a charming cream picket fence and framed by flourishing English cottage gardens, 36 Oaklands Crescent stands as a rare and beautiful offering — a home held and loved by the same family for over 27 years. With its graceful character, warm ambience, and expansive layout, it welcomes you with a feeling of comfort that only time can create.

Step inside and discover the space that lies beyond the classic façade. Designed for effortless living and entertaining, the heart of the home showcases a solid timber kitchen with a five-burner gas cooktop, perfectly positioned to oversee the open meals and living areas. Multiple living zones cater to growing families, while a fully enclosed alfresco space ensures year-round celebrations, no matter the season.

Accommodation is generous, offering four well-sized bedrooms, including a private master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite. Adding a rare versatility is the separate studio or home office, complete with its own deck — an inspiring space for creatives, professionals, or those seeking a peaceful retreat.

Every detail of the home has been considered for comfort, with evaporative cooling, ducted heating, ceiling fans, and a split-system ensuring year-round climate control. Outside, the story continues with a remote-access double carport, a large garden shed, and a stunning private backyard that blends beauty with low-maintenance practicality.

Perfectly positioned on a peaceful street within easy reach of John Paul College, Karingal Primary, Beach Street shops, the newly renovated Karingal Hub Precinct, the Frankston CBD, Peninsula Kingswood Country Club, and freeway access, this is a location where convenience and community intertwine effortlessly.

A home of this calibre — with its soul, flexibility, and undeniable charm — is an offering that rarely becomes available. After nearly three decades, the opportunity to make it yours has arrived. Act swiftly — treasures like this are seldom found and quickly taken.

Call now before it’s gone.