Located in one of Hughesdale's most convenient and well-connected pockets, this substantial 614m² approx allotment presents an exciting opportunity to shape the future. With an existing Edwardian residence, the property invites visionary buyers to explore the possibilities of renovation, a brand-new dream home, or future development, all subject to council approval.
The land provides an impressive foundation for a considered transformation. Whether the ambition is to restore the existing Edwardian front façade and adding a modern extension, or to rebuild and create a period family residence or investigate development potential, the scale of the block opens the door to a range of possibilities (STCA).
What truly elevates this opportunity is the lifestyle surrounding it. Oakleigh Central and the renowned Eaton Mall dining precinct are within walking distance, putting cafés, restaurants, fresh food and everyday shopping close at hand. Oakleigh and Hughesdale train stations provide excellent transport connections, while Poath Road Village, Chadstone Shopping Centre, parks, bus services and the Monash Freeway further enhance everyday convenience. Sacred Heart Girls' College is also nearby, adding to the location's strong educational appeal. For builders, developers, renovators and families looking to create something entirely their own, this is an opportunity driven by land, location and possibility. Secure a substantial Hughesdale holding today and imagine what could take its place tomorrow.
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