21 Third Street, Clayton South VIC 3169

Promising outstanding potential due to its coveted proximity to Monash University and Clayton's bustling lifestyle hub, this 3-bedroom residence on a 657sqm approx. allotment, presents an extraordinary opportunity for savvy investors seeking a sound investment or astute developers keen to explore their next multi-dwelling project (STCA).

Currently tenanted, the existing home is perfect to rent out while you await the necessary plans and permits to be obtained and entails three bedrooms serviced by a family bathroom, separate toilet and laundry.

Nestled towards the front of the home, a comfortable family room is accompanied by a gas heater, while the separate kitchen with meals space is equipped with functional appliances.

Stepping outside, a covered entertaining zone offers the ideal space for summer BBQ's whilst watching children play in the deep backyard. Accompanied alongside by a double garage for secure vehicle accommodation.

Proudly situated in a highly sought after and convenient location where you can walk to Clayton Shopping Village, Clayton Train Station, Monash Medical Centre, Monash Uni, buses and Clayton Aquatic Centre, close to Monash Freeway and Princes Highway.

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