With the cafes and boutiques of Mount Eliza Village just steps away, this meticulously presented 3-4 bedroom, single level contemporary residence epitomises luxe, low maintenance living in a highly sought-after blue-chip lifestyle location. Presenting as new, the home is one of a semi-detached pair built in 2012. A manicured front lawn sets the scene for the elegant façade with rendered portico entrance and paved driveway that leads to a remote operated double lock-up garage with internal access. Inside, the light-filled interiors exude a cool coastal ambience with neutral toned carpeting in the bed-rooms and study, and floor tiles throughout the living zones while glossy white plantation shutters adorn the windows. The front section comprises a home office/study or 4th bedroom, the master bedroom suite with walk-in robe, and pristine stone ensuite with double vanity and walk-in shower. Designed for zoned family living, the spacious living room can be zoned with an internal-cavity sliding door between the front and rear sections. The central stone kitchen features Blanco appliances including a 900mm gas cook top and wall oven and overlooks the dining and casual living zone which extends to a covered and paved alfresco area, accessed via glass sliding doors. There are another two bedrooms in the rear section, both good sized and with built-in robes, and the main bathroom, which mirrors the ensuite's quality fittings. Also fitted with stone benches, the laundry has external access to the fully-fenced rear garden, with lawn area, raised garden beds, paved sideway and a 2,000 litre water tank. The home features gas ducted heating and evaporative air conditioning, plus plenty of storage options. On a 418 sqm (approx.) allotment, the home is in a tranquil, tree-lined street, where it's an easy walk to not only the village, but Mt Eliza's extensive parklands, and beaches beyond. This outstanding turn-key property is also very close to a choice of excellent local schools including Mount Eliza Secondary College, Toorak College and Peninsula Grammar.