23 Mallawa Street, Clayton South, VIC, 3169, Australia

Nestled on a sizeable 697sqm block in a prized pocket of Clayton South, this charming weatherboard home boasts a desirable north-to-rear aspect and endless potential for astute buyers.

Move straight in and renovate, capitalise on the excellent location as an investor, construct a dream family residence or subdivide the land to maximise profit (STCA).

Behind the property's classic facade and manicured frontage, the light-filled interiors reveal soothing soft tones and elegant hardwood flooring, complemented by ornate cornices and soaring high ceilings.

The versatile layout showcases a comfortable front family room with a wood fireplace for cosy TV evenings, while the rear living/dining zone flows effortlessly to the expansive landscaped backyard.

Placed centrally for ease, the neat original kitchen is fully functional with timber benchtops, plentiful storage and built-in appliances, as the laundry sits nearby with a convenient w/c.

Completing this cherished family home, all three bedrooms are generous in size with built-in wardrobes, sharing access to the tidy shower room.

Air conditioning, ceiling fans and a wall heater boost comfort levels throughout, while additional finishing touches include security screen doors, large windows, a carport and a storage shed.

Life in this coveted neighbourhood ensures optimal convenience, placing its residents within walking distance of Clayton South Primary School, Westall Secondary College and Keeley Park.

It's also just a short stroll to Clayton's vibrant shops and eateries, while close to Clayton Station, the Monash Medical Centre, Monash University, M-City and major roads.

This is an exceedingly rare find where profitable potential meets prime convenience.

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