19 Crown Close, Oakleigh East VIC 3166

This executive town residence truly offers a plethora of benefits, making it an enticing option for both investors and owner-occupiers alike.

From an investment perspective, its prime location near Chadstone Shopping Centre, Oakleigh Central, within the Mount Waverley Secondary Zone, Monash University, and major transportation routes ensures a high level of demand from tenants, promising excellent rental returns. Moreover, the absence of Body Corporate fees adds to its attractiveness for investors, allowing for a more straightforward financial arrangement.

For owner-occupiers, the low-maintenance lifestyle offered by this residence is particularly appealing. With contemporary features such as rich timber floors, ducted heating and open-plan living spaces and a recently renovated kitchen with all Ariston (European) appliances with a reverse AC it provides both comfort and style. The indoor-outdoor flow facilitated by glass sliding doors enhances the living experience, offering a seamless transition between spaces and maximizing the use of the maintenance-free courtyard.

The layout of the home, with its zoned living areas and three spacious bedrooms upstairs with reverse AC in each, including a master with its own ensuite, ensures privacy and functionality for families or individuals alike. Additional features such as two telephone lines and a single lock-up garage add convenience and practicality to the property.

Overall, this executive town residence presents a compelling opportunity for those seeking a blend of luxury, convenience, and investment potential in a highly desirable location.


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