7 Horsburgh Grove, Armadale VIC 3143

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Horsburgh Grove is an exceptional pocket of property within the Stonnington Marketplace.

Wide leafy blue-chip streets, benchmark period homes and a subtle integration of modern architecture and development is found throughout Armadale.

The word opportunity is used constantly when real estate is articulated. Sitting on circa 560sqm and truly boasting endless scope, 7 Horsburgh Grove is the definition of it.

The original period features ensure a consistent charm and character is retained throughout the residence. Oversized rooms, hallmark fireplaces and traditional cornicing.

With 4 Large bedrooms positioned over two levels, multiple living zones and a large open kitchen, the diversity of the floor plan and level of separation ensures it appeals to a broad style of living.

Direct north orientation at the rear caps the entire residence and large gardens perfectly. Off street parking and a slight set back from the street reinforce the security and privacy of the home. A large private and light filled garden will be your family's to cherish.

The vast levels of renovation and capital improvement scope this residence offers further reinforces its opportunity cost within the market. No heritage overlay means STCA the scope to knock down and rebuild or enhance the existing foundations are endless and of huge value.

With this blue-chip pocket experiencing consistent growth, both from a renovation and development but also holding pattern perspective, with the right strategy this will prove to be an incredibly savvy acquisition.

Positioned in proximity to the area's boutique shopping and hospitality precincts the lifestyle that is secured with this home is exceptional. Public transport, local

Armadale also contains a number of Melbourne's leading private schools, including Lauriston Girls' School and King David.