1 Margaret Court, Hampton Park, Vic 3976

Are you looking for a fresh family home with room to move and add your own personal style? This four bedroom suburban classic on a block of approximately 655m2 is freshly painted throughout and ready for the next family to start making memories.


The original yet comfortable interiors have been rejuvenated with fresh, paint, new carpeting throughout and the smart new floating floors in the kitchen and meals area are sure to keep the heart of any busy home easy clean. The L-shaped, living and dining room enjoys large windows to create a light-filled space for entertaining friends or relaxing with the family.

Accommodations comprise of four bedrooms; the master with double wall robes, two additional bedrooms with built in robes and a versatile forth bedroom with sliding door access to the yard also suitable as a home office, kids playroom or second living space. A central family bathroom, separate WC and good sized laundry complete the internal layout and two reverse cycle air conditioners and a gas wall heater provide additional comfort.

The grassed front and rear yards offer either a low maintenance surrounding perfect for tenants and busy families or a blank canvas ready for a budding home gardener to create their own haven. Off-street parking space is positioned to the side of the house with double gates also providing handy vehicle access to the rear yard.
Located walking distance to the Hampton Park Primary School, River Gum Primary School, Hampton Park Secondary College, Cairns Reserve, Hampton Park Shopping Centre, Hampton Park Library and so much more as well as being only minutes to the South Gippsland Freeway; convenience and lifestyle are truly at your fingertips.

Refreshed and ready but still packed with additional potential; act quickly to inspect the home and explore the amenity-rich surrounds!


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