3 Eva Street, Clayton, VIC, 3168, Australia

Situated within a stroll of central Clayton's vibrant amenities and the Monash Medical Centre, while just moments from Monash University, this dual living opportunity offers endless potential for astute investors, savvy developers, and multi-generational families.

Nestled on a sizeable 750sqm parcel of land with a frontage spanning more than 15 metres, this sun-drenched block is currently home to two spacious units.

Live in one and rent out the other to help pay the mortgage, rent out both, capitalise on the superb location and generous land size with a profitable townhouse development (STCA) or construct a dream family residence with proximity to all amenities (STCA).

The existing configuration encompasses two comfortable units with light-filled interiors and easy-care surrounds.

Unit 1 (front weatherboard home) features a flexible layout with a large living room and meal zone, a versatile sitting area and study, plus two big bedrooms, a functional gas kitchen, two bathrooms, a carport, and a low-maintenance courtyard.

Meanwhile, unit 2 (rear brick home) comprises a welcoming living room and separate meal area, a gas kitchen and a double garage with rear access, plus three robed bedrooms, a family bathroom and an ensuite.
Both properties include laundries and wall heaters, while unit 1 has ceiling fans and split-system air conditioning.

Aside from proximity to the university and hospital, there's also easy on-foot access to Clayton Station, a variety of shops and cosmopolitan restaurants.

M-City is just moments away, while the address is close to Clarinda Primary School, South Oakleigh Secondary College, and major roads.

A rare find in a coveted pocket of fast-growing Clayton, this is your chance to dream big and profit!

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