Positioned in one of Clayton's most convenient and fast-growing pockets, this original 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home sits proudly on a substantial 706m² (approx.) allotment with over 15m frontage and a prized north-facing backyard.
Whether you're a first home buyer, young family, or savvy developer, this property offers incredible potential. The existing home features three generously sized bedrooms, a central bathroom, spacious lounge, and separate dining room, along with off-street parking for two cars. The layout is functional and full of natural light, making it ideal for immediate living with scope to renovate or extend.
Zoned GRZ3, the property presents a rare opportunity to subdivide or build multiple townhouses (STCA), taking full advantage of the large block and optimal orientation. The north-facing backyard offers the perfect aspect for future development or modern living upgrades.
The location is a standout - It is set to boom due to the SRL construction taking place around the corner, and being just a short walk to Clayton Station, local shops, cafes, and schools. Monash University, Monash Medical Centre, and major arterial roads are all within easy reach, and Oakleigh Central is only a short drive away.
Whether you're looking to move in, lease out, or develop, 23 Alice Street offers the flexibility and potential to suit a range of buyers. In a high-demand area with strong capital growth, opportunities like this are rare and highly sought-after.
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