Positioned in a sought-after Oakleigh neighborhood and within the Oakleigh South Primary School Zone, this original yet well-maintained red brick clinker home sits on a generous 604m² block, offering outstanding potential for first home buyers, investors, renovators, and developers alike.
The single-level home features three spacious bedrooms, one bathroom, and parking for two cars. Inside, you'll find classic design elements including high ceilings and curved brick walls, enhancing the character and charm of the home. The east-facing orientation ensures plenty of natural light throughout the day, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Retaining its original appeal, the property showcases a chimney, red concrete roof tiles, and a large garage with a roller door, providing secure parking and storage space. The home is in excellent condition, making it a fantastic option for those looking to move in or renovate to add modern touches while preserving its timeless character.
For those with a vision for development, the expansive backyard offers exciting possibilities. Subject to council approval (STCA), there is potential to subdivide and build another dwelling at the rear, making this an excellent investment opportunity. Whether you choose to renovate, extend, or redevelop, this property presents a range of options to suit your needs.
Located in a well-connected and family-friendly area, the home is close to parks, schools, shopping precincts, and public transport. With easy access to major roads and local amenities, 7 Dermot Street is a rare find with unlimited potential in a prime Oakleigh Southlocation.
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