Offered to the market for the first time in over 50 years, this cherished Eltham residence presents a truly rare opportunity on a substantial 1,172m² (approx.) allotment in a prized central location.
Rich in character and charm, the existing home comprises three bedrooms, updated family bathroom and a flexible layout, complemented by a handy attic/study space-ideal for those working from home or seeking additional storage or retreat options.
At the heart of the home is a neat and functional kitchen and meals area, providing a comfortable everyday living space while offering scope to enhance or reimagine as part of a future renovation or extension. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling add everyday comfort, ensuring the home remains comfortable throughout the seasons.
Exceptional vehicle accommodation is a standout feature, with a triple car garage, two carports, extensive off-street parking behind secure gates, and the added bonus of a car hoist-making it an ideal option for car enthusiasts, mechanics or those needing space for multiple vehicles, trailers or projects.
Outdoors, established gardens create a leafy, private setting and highlight the depth and scale of the allotment, offering plenty of room for family enjoyment now and exciting potential for the future.
The real appeal lies in the versatility of the property. Whether you're looking to renovate and extend, build your dream home, or explore a redevelopment opportunity (STCA), the land size and central positioning provide outstanding flexibility in one of Eltham's most tightly held pockets.
Conveniently located close to Eltham Train Station, bus services, the vibrant Eltham Shopping Village (including Woolworths and Coles), a choice of parks and playgrounds, and a selection of schools, kindergartens and childcare centres, this is a location that delivers both lifestyle and long-term value.
A rare offering with history, heart and enormous upside-opportunities of this calibre in central Eltham are increasingly hard to find.
Brett Schembri & Ash Lawson | Ray White Macleod
