scottsmith

Medbury Avenue is positioned close to everything that is needed for a modern family. At the southern end of the street is the Diamond Valley shops, which are well established with all that is needed. At the shops there is a large supermarket with a bottle-shop, pharmacy, news agency, pizza shop, fish and chips, two bakeries and a coffee shop. This makes it ideal to duck out and pick up a bite to eat or do the weekly shopping. At the northern end of the street it is only a five minute walk to Greensborough plaza which is soon to be redeveloped with a 350 million dollar project expected to commence in September, which will turn Main Street into a pedestrian walkway, some hailing this the Federation Square of the North. Within the street there is a small park with some well maintained play equipment for the kids and within only a few hundred meters of the street there are many parks including the Elder Street Reserve the Gabonia Avenue Reserve and the park opposite the Diamond Valley shops. One of the great features of this location is the proximity to schools. It is only one block from the Greensborough College and a short stroll to the Watsonia heights primary school. The public transport is great with a 10 minute walk to Watsonia station, where they have express services to the City on work days, taking only 20 minutes to get into the CBD. The street is not a main thoroughfare meaning kids can play in the street and all you can hear is the birds. The houses are immaculately maintained and residents of the street are obviously proud to be living there. The testament to the quality of this address is that properties very seldom become available on the sales market making the exclusivity of this address.

Medbury Avenue is positioned close to everything that is needed for a modern family. At the southern end of the street is the Diamond Valley shops, which are well established with all that is needed. At the shops there is a large supermarket with a bottle-shop, pharmacy, news agency, pizza shop, fish and chips, two bakeries and a coffee shop. This makes it ideal to duck out and pick up a bite to eat or do the weekly shopping. At the northern end of the street it is only a five minute walk to Greensborough plaza which is soon to be redeveloped with a 350 million dollar project expected to commence in September, which will turn Main Street into a pedestrian walkway, some hailing this the Federation Square of the North. Within the street there is a small park with some well maintained play equipment for the kids and within only a few hundred meters of the street there are many parks including the Elder Street Reserve the Gabonia Avenue Reserve and the park opposite the Diamond Valley shops. One of the great features of this location is the proximity to schools. It is only one block from the Greensborough College and a short stroll to the Watsonia heights primary school. The public transport is great with a 10 minute walk to Watsonia station, where they have express services to the City on work days, taking only 20 minutes to get into the CBD. The street is not a main thoroughfare meaning kids can play in the street and all you can hear is the birds. The houses are immaculately maintained and residents of the street are obviously proud to be living there. The testament to the quality of this address is that properties very seldom become available on the sales market making the exclusivity of this address.