1-9/9a Coombs Avenue, Oakleigh South VIC 3167

If you're after a rock solid investment with potential for the future, it's difficult to overlook this value-packed site in a tightly-held Oakleigh South location.

This incredible nine two-bedroom unit site is fully leased and generates a sizeable rental income (with scope to increase immediately). Each unit is individually titled and already subdivided which offers you the flexibility to resell one or multiple units for an instant profit.

But that's not your only option…

Given some of them have been updated over the years, you could also add value by bringing the others into line thus increasing the block's overall value, while there's also potential to re-allocate the plan of subdivision and convert the tennis court into additional dwellings (STCA).

Sited on a huge 3,408sqm* allotment, an opportunity also presents itself to extract maximum value from the block and redevelop entirely (STCA).

Whatever your vision is for this red-hot piece of real estate, it will benefit enormously from its five-star location that's within short walking distance of Davies Reserve and bus services and minutes to Huntingdale and Clayton train stations, excellent schools, prestigious golf courses, the Clayton Road shopping strip, Chadstone Shopping Centre, Oakleigh Central and Monash University.

• Total land area | 3,408Ssqm*
• 9x Units with individual titles
• Fully leased
• Scope to increase income immediately
• Potential to either further develop or completely redevelop into multiple townhouses (STCA)
• General Residential Zone Schedule 3 (GRZ3)
• No Easements

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