125 Hallam Road, Hampton Park VIC 3976

In an exceptional location across the street from highly regarded St Kevin's Primary School, this partially renovated brick-veneer home sits comfortably on a generous 683m2 (approx.) block of land.

The living room is warm and welcoming, leading through an archway to a separate dining room. Next to this, the updated kitchen offers an array of modern conveniences. With an upright stainless-steel stove complete with a gas cooktop, plentiful storage options for cooking utensils, and fashionable mosaic tile accents, it seamlessly combines utility and style.

The main bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe and a private ensuite bathroom. There are also two additional bedrooms, both fitted with built-in wardrobes and sharing a refurbished modern bathroom.

Outside, a covered patio offers a sheltered place for relaxation or outdoor dining, while the expansive backyard presents plenty of space for future expansion (STCA). The home also includes ducted heating and cooling, a laundry, a double carport, and a garden shed.

Situated in the heart of Hampton Park, it's mere steps away from multiple bus routes and falls within the catchment zones for River Gum Primary School and Hampton Park Secondary College. With Hampton Park Shopping Centre less than 500 metres away, shopping for essentials is never a chore. The close proximity to Hallam Station makes commuting a breeze, while nearby Cairns Road and River Gum Creek Reserves provide tranquil spaces for leisurely walks or outdoor activities.

With room for further enhancements and/or potential for redevelopment (STCA), this is a great opportunity for those looking to put their own stamp on their living environment, all while enjoying a convenient and comfortable lifestyle.

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