3 Merinda Court, Frankston VIC 3199

A clinker brick home with mid-century modern features, big windows and plenty of natural light, this home is loaded with potential for a wide variety of buyers. The conveniently positioned residence on approximately 866m2 of land could make the perfect home with the added bonus of development potential - the possibility of 3 x townhouses (subject to council approval).

Clinker brick home built in 1972 (approx.)
Mid-century modern inspired features
Big windows and plenty of natural light
3 bedroom house + semi self-contained unit
Huge Land Size of 866m2 (approx.)
Dual Street Access with 3 x Existing Cross Overs
Potential 3 Dwelling site (STCA)
Current tenant paying $1387pcm

Positioned within and easy walking distance to many local schools, Jubilee Park and Ballam Park, local shops, public transport and with easy access to Frankston Freeway, East Link and Peninsula Link.
This property is perfectly suited to any builder / developer, or ideally suited to an astute investor with intentions to buy, hold and enjoy future capital growth with an existing tenant already in place. This sensational opportunity provides unlimited potential and a myriad of options for the new owner (STCA) or alternatively continue with the current lease arrangements with this set and forget investment to enjoy the future growth that Frankston has to offer. Make sure this property is added to you shortlist today!

History behind the architecture:
It is believed this house design was originally entered into The Age RAIA Housing Service Competition of 1968 by architects Graham Whitford and Michael Peck of Whitford & Peck Architects. Their entry was awarded first place in Category. This design solved these problems by composing a home of three distinct volumes, the living zone, family kitchen zone, and private bedrooms and bathing zone. The design here was constructed in rustic brickwork, large timber windows and a metal deck flat roof. It has been constructed quite faithfully to the original design, this was not always the case.