63 Berkeley Street, Huntingdale VIC 3166

Combine a coveted address in the heart of Huntingdale with an excellent 614sqm (approx.) corner allotment and what you have are the key ingredients required for your recipe of real estate success.

Only a short stroll to Huntingdale train station and the Huntingdale shopping strip, not to mention excellent access to Oakleigh's dining precinct, Monash University Clayton Campus, Chadstone Shopping Centre, the Monash Freeway, Huntingdale Primary School, Amsleigh Park Primary School and excellent golf courses, it's a tough ask to find an address better suited to your grand development plans (STCA). And given the property is sited on a generous corner block, you can build a collection of executive townhouses with no common land and their own street frontages (STCA).

Currently occupying the prized allotment is a charm-filled single-level weatherboard residence, presented in original yet pristine condition and therefore allowing you to move straight in and enjoy the current-day picture of comfort until the time is right to make your mark with stylish updates or develop (STCA).

For the homebuyer deciding to call it "home", this proud three-bedroom residence offers two light-filled living areas, a bright main bathroom, plenty of off-street parking, spacious kitchen with a U-shaped timber benchtop, carpeted floors throughout, beautiful high ceilings and a gas wall heater.

A large undercover area looks across the flat backyard and presents a fantastic space for year-round entertaining, while a versatile bungalow and generous verandah at the front of the home adds another layer of positive appeal.

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