2/43 Faversham Road

Beautifully light-filled and privately positioned within a secure, landscaped setting, this freestanding residence delivers an exceptional standard of low-maintenance luxury with a striking architectural design. Positioned along a picturesque plane tree-lined avenue just moments from Maling Road Village and Balwyn Shopping Centre, with easy walking access to Canterbury Station and Whitehorse Road trams, the setting is as convenient as it is highly sought after. Beyond an automatic gate and video intercom entry, this impeccably presented home offers a rare sense of space and seclusion within a boutique, tightly held development. Soaring ceilings, expansive glazing, rich hardwood floors and light filled interiors create a refined backdrop to a series of beautifully zoned living spaces, all flowing effortlessly to a north-facing garden sanctuary designed for year-round indoor-outdoor entertaining. Accommodation is both generous and flexible, comprising three oversized bedrooms. Two upstairs feature built-in robes and are serviced by a pristine central bathroom, while the substantial lower-level main suite enjoys a walk-in robe, private ensuite and its own covered balcony with tranquil outlooks. The ground floor is introduced by a dramatic sky-lit void, opening to a refined sitting room with cavity slider for privacy/fourth bedroom and a spacious open-plan living and dining domain. An immaculate stone kitchen with European stainless-steel appliances and walk-in pantry anchors the space, complemented by a powder room and full laundry. Sliding doors extend the living outdoors to a beautifully landscaped north-facing courtyard complete with decking and terrace, creating an inviting space for effortless entertaining. Further enhancing the home's appeal are ducted heating and cooling, alarm security, extensive storage and an internally accessed remote double garage with additional cellar/storage space. Meticulously maintained, this sophisticated residence offers an outstanding lifestyle opportunity in one of Canterbury's most tightly held and connected pockets, moments from leading schools, parkland, cafes, restaurants and transport.