150 Gould Street, Frankston VIC 3199

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 6 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: Recognised as one of the finest addresses on Gould Street, boasting magnificent beach frontage and a captivating park side setting, 'San Pedro' stands as a distinguished landholding on the esteemed Long Island coastline. Providing unmatched scale and potential rarely found in such a prized location, just a short walk from the extensive range of services and attractions in Frankston's vibrant CBD, the 506sqm (approx.) showcases solid foundations and a proud architectural design. Presenting remarkable possibilities for those with a vision for lifestyle or entrepreneurial ventures, sensational renovation potential extends right throughout its two-storey layout. Generous off-street parking for six or more vehicles at the front ensures a spacious setback, providing secure and inviting living arrangements for the five-bedroom, two-bathroom residence. Thriving coastal vegetation provides a shield of privacy from the shoreline, while allowing stunning vistas of Port Phillip Bay to be enjoyed from the ground floor living and connected kitchen, completed by practical cooking facilities and generous preparation space. A first floor lounge with balcony takes the view to the next level, alongside a private master suite with built-in robes, dressing room, and ensuite. Featuring four secondary bedrooms, a study, split-system heating and cooling, and a double garage with internal access, the home sits positioned at the southern end of Gould Street, with neighbouring reserve, and easy walking distance to Frankston's entertainment precinct, Waves on the Beach, Bayside Shopping Centre, and Frankston Train Station. Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Weston on 0439 101 677 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.