21 Fairland Avenue, Oakleigh East VIC 3166

Peaceful, private and brimming with potential, this neat and tidy single-level brick veneer home represents outstanding value in a first-class setting.

Sited on a prized corner position with 601sqm (approx.) of land, the chance is there to fulfil this property's true destiny by developing a collection of townhouses with their own street frontages, private driveways and no common land (STCA).

Thanks to the excellent presentation of the existing three-bedroom home, there's also scope to move straight in and contemplate the home's fate once the kids have grown and flown the nest.

Zoned living sees all three bedrooms successfully separated from the main living areas, while the advantage of living with two bathrooms means there won't be any queues forming outside the bathroom door during the morning rush hour.

An updated kitchen with a 900mm electric oven, 900mm gas cooktop, silent rangehood and matching stone benchtops and splashback will have you cooking in style, and with an undercover deck enjoying pride of place in the huge backyard, it's ideal for your summertime BBQs.

Furthermore, this value-packed property also features a six-month-old gas ducted heating unit, air-conditioning, loads of natural light, plenty of storage space and a single garage.

Conveniently located within short walking distance of Monash University, Carlson Reserve and public tennis courts and minutes away from the iconic Notting Hill Pub and beer garden, the Monash Freeway, Oakleigh and Clayton's vibrant dining scene, Oakleigh and Clayton train station and excellent schools.

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