14/19 Nonna Street

Oakleigh East VIC 3166

The ingenious floorplan comprises a versatile dining zone that spills to a tranquil courtyard oasis, which is an ideal offering for sociable summer barbecues or a moment's peace with a quiet morning coffee.

Accommodating the cook's culinary creations, the pristine kitchen would make any Nonna proud, presenting plentiful storage and bench space for easy meal prep alongside a quality Westinghouse oven and 900mm gas cooktop.

Continuing the calming vibes, both bedrooms are conducive to a restful night's sleep with blockout dual blinds and sumptuous plush carpet, benefiting from built-in storage, split-system air conditioning to the rear and a ceiling fan to the front.
The central bathroom services the home with ease, featuring a separate w/c and oversized shower, while practical extras include laundry facilities, a shared carport and water tank.

There's also a glorious communal garden for residents to enjoy with personal gated access, plus handy attic storage and solar panels to aid with energy efficiency.

For buyers who seek proximity to all amenities in a setting that values low-traffic serenity, this meticulous villa is placed within footsteps of picturesque neighbourhood reserves and Amsleigh Park Primary School.

It's also zoned for nearby South Oakleigh Secondary College, while close to Oakleigh Central, the world-class Monash University, Huntingdale Station and the M1.

Reap the benefits of effortless indoor/outdoor living with this tasteful light-filled villa, whether you're looking to move straight in, transform the interiors or rent it out with ease. Let's talk today.

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