1/26 High Street, Bayswater VIC 3153

Tucked behind a high fence at the front of this well-maintained group of villa units lies a hidden gem that’s sure to impress buyers at a variety of stages of the property lifecycle.

Inside the well-presented home, wide plank timber floors flow seamlessly through a thoughtfully designed floorplan. The spacious, light filled living and dining zone provides a welcoming space to relax or entertain; the adjoining kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and abundant storage. The accommodation is completed by two spacious robed bedrooms and an updated central bathroom. Stepping outside however is where the real surprises start, courtesy of an outdoor oasis that sets this property apart from its competitors. The enticing offering has a generous undercover deck that is perfect for alfresco endeavours, and a substantial grassed yard framed by established gardens which provide a picturesque backdrop. Being fully enclosed ensures it’s a safe place for young children or family pets to play safely, allowing you peace of mind.

Enhancing the appeal are split-system heating and air-conditioning, ceiling fans, quality window coverings, security shutters, a full-sized laundry, a water tank, a sizeable storage shed, and a single lock-up garage; there is also additional off-street parking for two cars. Then there’s the amenity rich location near Bayswater Train Station, and various local bus routes, shopping precincts such as Westfield Knox and Mountain High Shopping Centre, popular cafes and restaurants, quality schools, as well as open green spaces like Guy Turner Reserve, Marie Wallace Bayswater Park, and the Dandenong Creek Trail.

This rare opportunity won’t last long, so inspect without delay to avoid disappointment.

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