Sold at Auction on the 21st March 2020 by Steven Zhang 0450 365 000. Sold with 6-month settlement.
The most desirable street in Clayton opposite the Monash University in the Residential Growth Zone Schedule 3.
Celebrate life with the blended, extended or multigenerational family or look to the future and consider the investment or redevelopment options presented by this well-maintained home with granny flat, nestled on 760sqm approx. metres from Monash Uni (STCA).
Loved and cared for by the same owners for over 30 years, the residence is move in ready and offers the appeal of three robed bedrooms in the main residence, superbly serviced by a pristine family bathroom, two separate toilets and laundry.
Polished hardwood floorboards grace the L-shaped lounge and dining room, leading through to the kitchen boasting stainless steel appliances, dishwasher plus a breakfast bench opening onto the double-glazed meals zone with adjacent study/library.
Stepping out from the home you can relax on the deck, while added appeal comes in the form of ducted heating, split system air conditioning, high ceilings, 3kw solar electricity system, gated single carport plus a single garage that's currently fitted as a workshop.
Independently accessed, the granny flat/studio is separated from the main home via a compact backyard and showcases two robed bedrooms, bathroom with toilet, laundry plus a spacious, open plan kitchen, living and dining zone.
Further complemented by split system heating/air conditioning, garden shed plus a water tank.
A blue-chip offering steps from Monash Uni, near Monash Medical Centre, M-City, Clayton North Primary, John Monash Science School, shops, trains, Monash Bus Interchange and Monash Freeway.
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