Only two minutes north of Epsom town centre, discover this beautifully renovated family home on a massive 3762sqm of land. With stylish interiors that are polished and ready to go, this impressive property also comes with a current planning permit for a 4 lot subdivision across the expansive allotment as well as a planning permit from City of Greater Bendigo for the construction of seven community care accommodation dwellings.
Filled with streams of natural light, the appealing layout includes a spacious lounge along with an inviting dining area adjacent to the contemporary kitchen. Featuring quality appliances and showcasing a statement stainless steel rangehood, this space gives way through the proper laundry out to a partially sheltered alfresco entertaining area.
Each of the three bedrooms benefits from ample fitted wardrobes, the master with a crisp white ensuite. The remaining bedrooms share a smartly renovated bathroom with quality fittings, while a wood heater and gas wall heater, ducted cooling and multiple ceiling fans keep the interiors comfortable throughout the seasons. A carport and substantial shed providing additional covered parking are also offered, along with large water tanks.
In addition to the beautifully updated home, the property includes plans designed for development across the projected subdivided lots. These plans provide flexibility for a future project, the option to retain the existing residence while developing further, or the potential to subdivide and sell individual lots (STCA).
An easy trip to Epsom's shops, primary school and station, and within a fifteen minute drive of Bendigo CBD, this is an exciting opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of land with proposed development plans and ready for you to make further investigations into the next stage.
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