5 Burrawong Avenue, SEAFORD

Set in a tightly held pocket of Seaford North, this spacious five-bedroom residence delivers the ultimate in beachside family living with all the extras. Just a short stroll to the golden sands of Seaford Beach, picturesque Kananook Creek, and Patterson River Secondary College, this home combines a premium location with generous proportions and remarkable energy savings - making it a standout choice for renters seeking lifestyle and value. Property Features: • Five generous bedrooms, all with built-in robes and ceiling fans • Master bedroom includes ensuite and direct access to undercover outdoor decking • Two spacious living areas ideal for flexible family living • Timber kitchen with breakfast bar, island bench, 900mm upright cooker & dishwasher • Central bathroom with separate laundry • Split system heating/cooling along with ceiling fans providing year round comfort • Large enclosed backyard, ideal for families and entertaining • Secure front gates with carport and additional garage • Significant savings on utilities thanks to installed solar panels • Walk to Carrum Station, Carrum shops, cafes, childcare centres and local schools • Quick city access via Nepean Highway and nearby freeways • Furniture is optional and can be negotiated to suit your needs Surrounded by natural beauty and everyday conveniences, this inviting home offers the rare opportunity to enjoy spacious beachside living without compromise. The comfort, location and reduced running costs thanks to solar make this home an exceptional lifestyle choice! *Ducted heating is not in working order and is excluded from the tenancy ***It is a requirement of entry to all Ray White Frankston Rental Inspections that a valid photo ID is presented to the Leasing Agent. Information not limited to name and ID number may be recorded in accordance with our Privacy Policy.*** Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Ray White Frankston will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.