20 Churchill Avenue, Flora Hill VIC 3550

Offered at an extremely affordable price in a market starved of opportunities at this price point, this classic 1960's red brick home in popular Flora Hill will be sure to come and go as quick as winking! Ready to occupy yourself or rent at $390 per week immediately, the home will ideally attract first home buyers or investors alike willing to realise its full potential!

The internal floor plan boasts the type of character and charm renowned to the period and features beautifully polished timber floors throughout. Boasting three bedrooms, master with built in robes and ceiling fan, plus central bathroom inclusive of shower, separate bath and toilet. Ducted floor heating flows throughout, whilst a split system unit provides air-conditioning in the warmer months. The kitchen has been updated through the years and features lots of timber cabinetry inc pantry, gas hotplates and electric under bench oven, plus plenty of room for a dining table or scope to improve. The gorgeous lounge is a good size and is naturally light and bright, with electric heater and mantle plus split system unit. At the rear is the large laundry area and separate toilet, plus mud room/vestibule area. A 4kw solar panel system sits on the roof and assists with the rising cost of electricity – a real bonus in current climate of high cost living!

The home sits to the front of an approximately 615m2 allotment complete with off street parking and secure fencing. The good sized rear yard has lots of potential, and will satisfy those who want to establish their own gardens or build a large shed in the corner. There is a covered outdoor entertaining area off the house, a garden shed and lots of grassed area for pets or kids. And if you would like to extend the home down the track, there is plenty of room to do so!

Close to shops, schools and an easy run into the CBD, this ready-made home or investment has all the traits to be good for now and even better for the future. With loads of potential at such an affordable price, what do you have to lose?