Set within one of Chadstone's most tightly held and family-favoured streets, this exceptional landholding presents a rare opportunity to create something truly special. Quiet, sun-filled and surrounded by quality homes, 30 Aloomba Street offers the freedom to design and build a luxury residence that reflects your vision, lifestyle and future aspirations.
The property is currently improved by a solid brick home that is comfortable and livable, providing the option to occupy or lease while planning and awaiting council approvals. This allows for immediate use or rental income while considering future redevelopment, adding practicality and flexibility to an already compelling offering.
With a generous allotment and a wide street frontage of approximately 15.5 metres, the site presents outstanding scope for a range of architectural possibilities. Whether you envision a spacious single-level residence or a striking multi-level family home, the orientation supports a light-filled, north-facing design that maximizes natural warmth and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. This is a setting where thoughtful design can connect living spaces, gardens, and entertaining areas with ease.
The lifestyle appeal is equally impressive. Positioned close to Chadstone Shopping Centre,transport options, parklands, and well regarded local schools, everyday convenience is matched by strong long term growth potential. Appealing to families seeking to build their forever home, buyers looking for space and flexibility, and developers in search of a premium Chadstone site, this is more than a landholding. It is an opportunity to secure a future shaped by your imagination.
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