11 Canning Street

- Simple in Design, Overflowing with Natural Beauty - Originally built by the current owner for a quiet, uncomplicated way of life, this c1970 brick home conjures the warmth of yesteryears, rich with nostalgic charm and just a leisurely stroll from the shallows of Frankston Beach, via Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve. Positioned at the base of a country-style no-through road, the single-level design sits grounded within the natural beauty of decades old fruit trees and cheerful birdsong, providing kids the space to make cubbies under the shrubs at the garden's edge. A timber interior echoes the essence of the natural surroundings, with panelling shaping a front fireside lounge and meals area and a central kitchen with electric cooktop, and two light-filled bedrooms, one featuring its own ensuite bathroom. A checkerboard floor serves as the foundation of the main bathroom, featuring a lively orange vanity top that nods to its traditional Dutch design, while nine secret hiding spots, including an underfloor cellar, reinforces the home's classic values. Featuring a selection of fruit trees at the rear, including orange, persimmon, boysenberry, fig, and lemon, the property includes a Rinnai air conditioning unit, generous outdoor shedding, wood storage, rain water storage with overflow pipes to water the garden, and a single carport. Sharing in space from the adjacent parklands, this 780sqm (approx.) site teeming with future potential, presents an uncomplicated lifestyle within the Frankston High School and Derinya Primary School zones, moments from the Norman Avenue shops, Mount Eliza Village, and Frankston's major retail. Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 or Kristell Elson 0400 165 801 anytime. Please note Photo ID is required for all inspections. All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.