4 Wallace Street, Bentleigh East

This is a home that understands family life. Light-filled, generous and easy to live in, it offers a layout that keeps day-to-day life running smoothly and still feels right when the house is full. Two distinct living zones provide space to come together and space to retreat when needed.

At the front, a formal lounge and adjoining dining room create a calm, composed setting that suits both entertaining and quieter moments. Further in, the home opens into a relaxed family and meals area where natural light pours in from multiple angles. The open-plan kitchen is equipped with a wall oven, cooktop, stainless steel dishwasher and good storage to cater to a busy household. The lower level continues with two bedrooms fitted with built-in robes positioned near a central bathroom with a separate toilet. Upstairs, two further bedrooms are joined by a second living room that adapts as your family does. A kids’ retreat today, media room tomorrow, home office when needed, with a family bathroom servicing the level comfortably.

Outside, a wide covered deck becomes an extension of the living spaces. This is where long weekend lunches stretch into the afternoon, where kids move freely between inside and out, where summer evenings happen with the doors thrown open. The deck overlooks a generous rear garden with room for trampolines and vegetable beds, space for dogs to run, and shaded corners where you can sit with coffee and a book while keeping half an eye on everything.

Additional highlights include solid timber flooring, ducted heating and evaporative cooling, a full laundry with outside access, a garage and a carport. Zoned for Tucker Road Bentleigh Primary School and Bentleigh Secondary College, and close to Centre Road shops, Bentleigh Station, Patterson Station, Colin Street Reserve and GESAC, with Southland Shopping Centre just a short drive away.

We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.