Set on a rare and highly sought-after 999m² corner allotment, 73 Fedrick Street presents the perfect blend of comfort, potential and opportunity. Whether you're searching for a move-in-ready family home, an investment with long-term growth, or a property you can renovate into your dream residence, this address delivers it all.
Offering dual street access from both Fedrick Street and Short Street, this property stands out for its versatility. The generous backyard is fully fenced with Colorbond panels for privacy and security, and offers exceptional space to add a pool, granny flat, or even explore subdivision potential (Code Assessable - STCA)
Inside, the home welcomes you with soaring cathedral ceilings that create a sense of openness and warmth in the living zones. Natural light flows throughout, while air-conditioning and ceiling fans ensure year-round comfort. The central kitchen and dining connect seamlessly to a generous covered alfresco entertaining area, perfect for weekend gatherings and family meals outdoors.
With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and multiple car spaces via the triple carport, the home offers everyday practicality on a block rarely seen in Boronia Heights.
73 Fedrick Street, Boronia Heights features at a glance:
- Huge 999m² corner allotment
- Code Assessable subdividable block (STCA)
- Dual street access from Fedrick Street & Short Street
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Triple carport
- High cathedral ceilings in living areas
- Air-conditioning throughout + ceiling fans
- Tiled throughout
- Large alfresco outdoor entertaining
- Heated spa tub
- Private yard with Colorbond fencing
- 3x Garden sheds for extra storage
- Move-in ready with potential to renovate
- Space for pool or granny flat (STCA)
- Vacant - ready to move in!
A property with size, location, and future potential like this does not come along often, secure your chance to capitalise on one of the suburb's most exciting opportunities.
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This is a typical modest suburban brick bungalow with dated finishes — not an architect-designed or historically significant property. The vaulted living ceiling with exposed beams and a generous backyard are positive practical features, but overall the house reads as a commonplace, cookie‑cutter suburban dwelling with limited design ambition.
Key Architectural Features
single-storey brick veneerred tiled roof with solar panelsvaulted ceiling with exposed beams in living arealarge rear lawn and mature tropical plantingcovered carport / alfrescoshade sail over outdoor areasliding glass doors to gardentiled floors throughoutsplit-system air conditioningsecurity screens on windows/doors
