46/52-70 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village VIC 3172
Apartment
211
For a Retirement of Comfort, Security and Space
Directly opposite the Bill Brake Gardens and blessed with one of the larger floorplans in the tightly-held Over 55s community, "Greenwood Village Mews", this well presented 2-bedroom unit offers exceptional space & comfort and is ready to be enjoyed.
Set within established yet easy-to-maintain surrounds, the 12sq home is centred around a huge open plan living/dining area and well-equipped modern
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