86 Centenary Street, Seaford VIC 3198

Set on one of the largest blocks in Centenary Street - 852sqm (approx.) with an impressive 33.3m frontage - this property delivers immediate rental income, long-term security, and strong growth potential. Currently leased at $575 per week with tenants intending to stay on, it offers future development scope (STCA), renovation upside and landbank appeal in a rapidly evolving Seaford pocket.

Inside, the home is designed for space and versatility, offering two separate living zones – including a huge lounge enhanced by striking exposed timber beam ceilings that add character and scale. The functional kitchen and dining areas enjoy leafy outlooks, while three generous bedrooms (all with robes) share a recently updated central bathroom.

Outdoors, the appeal continues with a large undercover entertaining zone complete with an outdoor kitchen and room to extend further (STCA). A secure garage, oversized carport and ample storage make it ideal for families and tenants with boats, caravans or trailers.

Property Features:
● Currently rented at $575 per week, with tenants intending to stay longer
● One of the largest blocks in the area: 852sqm (approx.) with 33.3m frontage
● Two separate living zones for family flexibility
● Expansive lounge with exposed timber beam ceilings
● Recently updated central bathroom
● Outdoor entertaining with a built-in kitchen and scope to extend (STCA)
● Secure garage, huge carport + extra off-street parking
● Easy access to Peninsula Link, local schools, shops, parks and transport

Whether you’re seeking a set-and-forget investment, a rewarding renovation project, or a future development site (STCA), this address delivers unmatched potential in a high-demand location.

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