42 ROBINSON STREET, Moonee Ponds VIC 3039

FORTHCOMING AUCTION

This property on a land of 450 sqm (approximately) presents a unique opportunity for creative buyers or visionary developers (STCA). With a house of limited value, its a renovators delight brimming with potential.

Located just 8km from the city and a convenient 5-minute walk to the nearest tram stop, this property offers exceptional accessibility and lifestyle appeal.

Suitable for renovation and/or a total redevelopment opportunity (STCA), this site provides the chance to reimagine and transform it into something extraordinary.

Dont miss this rare opportunity to capitalize on a property with limitless possibilities!

Schools
CLOSEST PRIVATE SCHOOLS
St Monica's Primary School (180 m)
Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School - Essendon Campus (391 m)
Lowther Hall Anglican Grammar School (601 m)

CLOSEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Essendon Keilor College-Senior Campus (1749 m)

CLOSEST PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Essendon Primary School (563 m)

Some Interesting History Bits
42 Robinson Street, Moonee Ponds, was built c.1911 along with Nos. 44 and 46.

These matching homes are late Edwardian in style, designed by F.H. Killingsworth, a local builder. The property sits on land originally owned by William Allison Blair, a lime merchant, who purchased it in 1868.

Remarkedly, over its 100+ years, No. 42 had only three owners: Edward Collins, an engineer, from 1911 to 1954; the Cooke family (from around 1954 to 1977); and Leon Wong, an architect of Chinese descent, lived there from 1977 until his passing in 2024.

The propertys front exterior has changed little since 1977, when it featured a low picket fence now, in need of major repair,

No. 42 remains an excellent candidate for restoration due to its prime location and historical significance.


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