48-50 Springs Road, Clarinda, VIC, 3169, Australia

An exceptional opportunity in a desirable parkland pocket, this traditional family home rests on a rare 1540sqm (approx.) double block, providing endless potential for astute buyers.

Capitalise on the expansive land proportions with a lucrative townhouse development (STCA), renovate the existing home and build on the adjoining plot (STCA) or simply enjoy the space to grow as a family.

This tightly-held property is directly opposite leafy Namatjira Park with its playground, waterside walking trails and tennis courts, plus footsteps from Bald Hill Park, Clarinda Primary School and local buses.

It's also moments from South Oakleigh College, Clayton's vibrant shopping strip, city-bound Clayton Station and The Links, while close to Clarinda Shopping Village, M-City, several golf clubs and major roads.

For savvy investors, the proximity to the Monash Medical Centre and Monash University is instantly appealing, with both easily accessible via direct buses.

Behind the current home's solid brick facade and terrace-style porch, the cherished interiors beckon with a host of original features, including hardwood floors, ornate cornices and decorative tiles.

The large living room is filled with natural light, complementing the adjoining dining area, timeless timber kitchen and versatile rear family space.

Completing the picture, the three bedrooms are generously proportioned, resting alongside the original family bathroom, spacious laundry and separate w/c.

Notable extras include ducted heating and split-system air conditioning, a modern dual fuel oven and brick surround fireplace, plus a tandem garage, covered patio and huge backyard with fruit trees.

A rare opportunity in such an established location, this sizeable property awaits its next chapter.


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