Offered for the first time in over 40 years, this charming three-bedroom residence on Arthur Street presents a rare opportunity in one of the area's most tightly held & sought-after pockets of Fairfield.
Set on an expansive 606m² (approx.) corner allotment with an impressive frontage of approximately 15.3 metres & a depth of approximately 39.6 metres along Separation Street, the property's generous proportions immediately highlight its outstanding future potential. With dual street frontage & substantial land size, the site offers exciting scope for renovation, extension, redevelopment or possible subdivision (STCA), making it an exceptional prospect for investors, developers & forward-thinking buyers alike.
Rich in character, the existing weatherboard home showcases high decorative ceilings reflecting its enduring period charm. Accommodation includes three generously sized bedrooms with the flexibility of a fourth bedroom or formal dining room, a formal lounge, & a functional kitchen/meals area. Structurally sound & well maintained, the home provides a solid foundation for transformation while preserving its timeless appeal.
Additional features include a central bathroom with shower over bath, separate toilet & laundry, plus a sunroom overlooking the rear garden. A substantial utility shed/lock-up double garage with access via Separation Street further enhances the property's versatility & reinforces its subdivision potential (STCA).
Positioned just moments from the CBD with easy access to public transport, the home enjoys close proximity to the vibrant Station Street village precinct, where cafés, boutiques & daily conveniences create a true community atmosphere. Fairfield railway station, the picturesque Yarra River parklands, the popular Alphington Farmers Market & Darebin Parklands further elevates the lifestyle appeal.
A rare corner allotment of this scale, offered for the first time in decades, represents a compelling opportunity to capitalise on location, land & long-term growth potential in a blue-chip inner-north setting.
