It would be hard for anyone to say that this home isn't big enough with no less than 8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and several living spaces, all on huge 913m2 (approx.) block in prime location - wow! Better still, it has been built with bank vault like quality from its double brick construction, suspended concrete slab upper level and the very best materials that were available at the time. Furthermore, it has been kept in simply stunning condition throughout it's life and today, it still look as good as new. This means you can take the opportunity to update and renovate as you see fit with potential to divide the levels of the home to make it usable for 2 family or convert it into a huge student accommodation house (STCA) that would have incredible income potential. As it stands, the home features a ground floor with a huge tiled lounge/dining room, an adjoining sunroom, 3 robed bedrooms, a 4th bedroom/study, bathroom, toilet and a laundry. These same features are mirrored upstairs along with a massive lounge/dining room and the master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and ensuite. Additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a split system air conditioner, ducted vacuum and a garage/workshop that could accommodate up to 4 cars. Being on such a huge block, the backyard is generously sized with an outdoor powder room and an entertaining patio adjoining the covered outdoor kitchen with built in smoker/grill. A prime location completes the deal with Namatjira Park at one end of the street; buses at the other and in minutes you can access Clayton shops, train station and medical district as well as Monash University.
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