2/15 Byron Street, Clayton South VIC 3169

Proudly sold by Steven Zhang. Call 0450 365 000. Agent of the year Clayton.

Situated within walking distance to Clayton Central and Clayton Station, this beautiful contemporary new townhouse has just been completed and will provide the new owner a brand new and convenient living.

Modern design, light-filled interior, LED down lights throughout, refrigerated air conditioning, rainwater tank, security alarm system and timber flooring adds to comfort living and luxurious notes.

This stunning townhouse has its own driveway and own street frontage. On the ground floor, it has a study room, an open plan living with spacious dining room, beautifully appointed kitchen featuring 20mm Alaska stone benchtops and Westinghouse appliances, low maintain garden and much more.
Intelligently zoned accommodation comprises one spacious master room with lavish en-suite, one bedroom with walk in robe and one bedroom with built in robe, sharing a bathroom on the first floor.

With decent sized back yard to meet the demand for young families and for those family gatherings and other entertainment needs, this location would be an ideal home for anyone wanting to move into the area.

Ultra-convenient location, with an easy walk to Clayton Central, Clayton Train Station, the Clayton Community Centre, Monash Medical Centre, local schools, parks and minutes away from Monash University, Chadstone Shopping Centre and easy access to Dandenong Road and Monash Freeway and new Airport link hub, you could not ask for a better growth location!

Hurry to avail Stamp Duty and other government grants (STA) and book an appointment.




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