52A Drummond Street, Chadstone VIC 3148

It's not a question of should you buy this smart and stylish three-bedroom townhouse it's whether you can afford to let this sensational opportunity slip through your fingers!

Boasting no Body Corporate fees and therefore perfect for first-time buyers, investors and empty nesters wishing to enjoy their golden years in private surrounds, this standalone townhouse delights with its low maintenance nature and contemporary interior crafted by top interior designer, Blackmilk, not to mention its central location that's an easy walk to Chadstone Shopping Centre, GippsTAFE Chadstone and the popular Scotchman's Creek Trail and only minutes to Holmesglen train station, Holmesglen TAFE and the Monash Freeway.

Striking a stylish pose with its modern facade, the home's contemporary persona is enhanced by Blackmilk's innovative colour scheme, which incorporates imported Italian tiles and solid polished England Oak timber floorboards plus Miele appliances, 40mm Caesarstone benchtops and two-pack cabinets to the gourmet kitchen.

The seamless integration between the radiant open-plan living area and undercover alfresco creates a desirable indoor-outdoor entertaining centrepiece, while Italian floor-to-ceiling tiles, 20mm Caesarstone benchtops and two-pack cabinets add class and luxury to all three bathrooms.

Three robed bedrooms enjoy the privacy and comfort the upstairs layout provides, while those with an appreciation for quality and a desire for practicality will value the presence of wonderful high ceilings, solar boosted gas hot water, Dorf Jovian range mixer taps, rain head showers, wool carpets upstairs, Bosch alarm system, Brivis ducted heating, Daikin inverter split system units, an extra wide double garage and two additional car spaces.

Don't let a good thing go!

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