9 Oleanda Crescent, Nunawading VIC 3131

Nestled in a prime Nunawading pocket, this charming three-bedroom weatherboard invites you to start a new chapter, whether you're looking to move right in, rent out, or create something spectacular like others in the family friendly neighbourhood. Positioned on a flat 609sqm block (approx), it offers a blend of comfort, character, and incredible scope. The Vermont Secondary College zone location and proximity to local cafes, schools, and transport add to the home's undeniable appeal. With options to renovate, rebuild, or restore its character charm, this property promises a wealth of opportunity (STCA).

Highlights:

• Single-level 3-bedroom layout with polished floors in the lounge
• Sparkling modernised bathroom with chic fixtures
• Spacious kitchen and meals area featuring stainless steel cooking appliances
• Generous outdoor area with a long driveway to the rear, single garage, and big backyard
• Move in, rent out, or plan your renovation or rebuild (STCA)
• Ducted heating, split system, and ceiling fans for year-round comfort
• Walking distance to Mount Pleasant Road Primary School and within the Vermont Secondary College zone
• Close to Rooks Road bus connections, Mitcham and Nunawading train stations, Brentford Square, and Forest Hill Chase

Location Highlights:

• Walk to Mount Pleasant Road Primary School (400m) and zoned to Vermont Secondary (2.9km).
• Close to Rooks Road shops and cafes (1.7km), Nunawading Homemaker HQ (2.3km), and Brentford Square (850)
• Enjoy nearby parks, including Charles Rooks Reserve (600m) the Dagola Reserve Playground (650m)
• Easy access to Nunawading Station (1.7km), bus services, and EastLink
• 1.6km to Aqualink and Forest Hill Reserve

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