Positioned on a prime corner allotment of approximately 674sqm, in an elevated setting that enhances both presence and outlook, 35 Maud Street, Balwyn North presents a rare opportunity in a tightly held, family-focused pocket. The north-facing backyard ensures abundant natural light throughout the day, creating the perfect orientation for future indoor-outdoor living and energy-efficient design. Whether you are looking to renovate, extend, invest, rebuild or create a brand-new luxury residence, this property offers the ideal combination of space, aspect, and flexibility to bring your vision to life.
The existing single-level home offers a practical and comfortable layout with four bedrooms, multiple living and dining areas, a central kitchen, three bathrooms and a workshop. Its original charm and generous proportions make it ideal for those wanting to update and personalise, while the corner position also creates outstanding appeal for those considering a new home design or future development possibilities, subject to council approval.
Lifestyle convenience is a major highlight, with North Balwyn Shopping Centre just a short walk away, offering cafés, restaurants, Asian groceries, everyday shopping and local services. Trams and buses are also within walking distance, making travel into the city and surrounding suburbs easy. Families will appreciate the close proximity to many of Melbourne’s leading private schools including Trinity Grammar, Carey Grammar, Fintona Girls’ School, Camberwell Grammar, Genazzano and more.
Moments from the Eastern Freeway, parks and surrounding amenities, this is a rare chance to secure a blue-chip corner block with exceptional lifestyle appeal and exciting long-term potential.
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