3/17 Alexander Avenue, Oakleigh East, Vic 3166

An executive residence designed and built to impress, this townhouse of almost 19 squares enjoys a rear position in a quiet street. A thriving location, with Chadstone Shopping Centre and two train stations within 10 minutes drive guarantees a timeless appeal.

Built for multi-generational living, this stunning town residence offers two master bedrooms (one on each floor and equipped with their own ensuite) and a further 2 bedrooms upstairs with a central bathroom. Engineered timber flooring in all bedrooms and fully tiled and very spacious living area give it a modern feel as well as making it perfect for allergy sufferers. A wide porch and entry opens up into a tiled living area with a sense of space, and access to upstairs just besides the entry. The highlight has to be the extraordinary amount of private open space through the glass sliding doors of the living area, perfect for entertainers and families.

The floorplan allows the third bedroom to be used as a 2nd living area, study or a quiet home office. Whether you are a growing family or one with guests staying frequently, this cleverly-designed residence will accommodate all. A single lock-up garage with two-way internal access, split-system aircons in every bedroom and living, CCTV and solar panels complete this dream home.

Australia's best shopping at Chadstone ~ The Fashion Capital, is just a 10 minute drive. Clayton and Huntingdale stations are minutes away, as are popular schools, nature reserves and a world of dining destinations. One look and you will be in love as this rare and stylish residence has everything you could possibly ask for.

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