Iby Ramaihi proudly presents...
Placed in a highly-regarded pocket bordered by parks, and walking distance to Coburg North Plaza, the original features and family-friendly proportions of this three-bedroom home are as beautiful today as when they were first envisaged 60 years ago.
The layout has been intelligently designed, with a living room at its heart, an adjacent meals area with a well-appointed kitchen to the side, and a sunroom along the rear. The property captures all day light thanks to its north-facing orientation, while the spacious backyard is elevated by an undercover alfresco and plenty of mature trees.
Complete with three bedrooms and a family bathroom in the main residence, plus a fully-fitted bungalow with an ensuite and kitchen, this home offers incredible versatility. Ideal as a fourth bedroom, home office, or studio, it's perfect for multi-generational living or added convenience.
Beautiful as-is and ready to move into today, the property will respond well to improvement, and is adaptable in the face of changing demands. Its generous dimensions and level allotment are well-suited to multi-unit townhouse development (STCA).
Nestled in a highly desirable northern quarter, this location boasts exceptional convenience and connectivity. Sports fields, schools, and Coburg North Plaza are all within immediate reach, while Pentridge SC, Coburg Lake, Merlynston train station, and Sydney Road sit nearby.
Highlights
North-facing orientation
Front and rear gardens
Level, rectangular allotment
Large living room + sunroom
Original design features
Hardwood timber flooring
Picture rails and ceiling rosettes
External roller blinds
Bungalow with kitchen and ensuite
Carport and secure off-street parking
Own and improve or redevelop (STCA)
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