32 Browning Avenue, Clayton South VIC 3169

Set on an expansive 878sqm (approx.) allotment in a prime Clayton South pocket, this property presents an exceptional opportunity for savvy investors, developers or families seeking future growth. Comprising three well-maintained two-bedroom units on one title, it offers immediate rental income with outstanding scope to redevelop or add value (STCA).

• Three brick veneer units on one generous allotment
• Each unit features two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes
• Large living zones filled with natural light
• Neat kitchens with gas cooktops and ample cabinetry
• Functional bathrooms with separate toilets
• Individual split-system heating and cooling units
• Off-street parking for each residence
• Expansive rear land offering potential for an additional unit (STCA)
• Strong rental appeal and long-term investment security
• Outstanding development opportunity in a sought-after locale

Positioned for supreme convenience, this property is close to Westall Primary and Secondary Schools, and only moments from Monash University, Clayton Road shops, M-City Shopping Centre, and public transport including Clayton and Westall train stations. Nearby parks, sporting reserves and Monash Medical Centre add to the lifestyle appeal, ensuring this blue-chip address offers both immediate returns and future development potential.

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