1/51 Edinburgh Street, Clayton, VIC, 3168, Australia

Discover your new sanctuary at 1/51 Edinburgh Street, Clayton. This charming corner block townhouse boasts a prime location and a warm and inviting atmosphere that welcomes you home. Step inside to find a thoughtfully designed layout featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms sprawled across a generous 286m2 land.

The heart of the home beckons with its open plan living, dining, and kitchen area, perfect for entertaining or simply unwinding after a long day. The primary bedroom is conveniently situated downstairs, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, and convenience and luxury are intertwined effortlessly.

An oversized bedroom awaits upstairs, providing ample space for relaxation or creativity. East-facing master bedrooms invite the gentle morning light, setting the tone for each day with a serene ambiance. This well-maintained townhouse offers more than just comfort; it presents a lifestyle. Outside, a large private courtyard provides the ideal retreat for enjoying coffee in the morning sun or hosting gatherings with loved ones. Additional features include a lockup garage and a substantial front courtyard, providing security and ample outdoor space.

This residence caters to various lifestyles and is perfect for young families, upsizers, downsizers, or investors. Situated close to public transport, with both Clayton and Oakleigh central mere minutes away, and with the convenience of Huntingdale station nearby, convenience and accessibility are never compromised. Embrace the opportunity to make this haven your own and experience the essence of suburban living.


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