52 Abbotsford Avenue, Malvern East, Vic 3145

If you judge a book by its cover ? in this case, a home on a corner block ? the prospect of developing with dual street frontages on a sizeable 600sqm (approx.) allotment immediately springs to mind (STCA). However, if you look a little deeper into the story of this home, you?ll discover a property that offers so much more.

Just because you can develop this prized allotment that stands within a short stroll of Chadstone Shopping Centre, Chadstone Tennis Club, Treyvaud Memorial Park, the Scotchman?s Creek Trail and Malvern Valley Primary School, it doesn?t mean you have to, particularly when you venture inside and explore the radiant, North-facing interior dressed with contemporary tones, climate controlled with gas ducted heating and split-system cooling and filled with warmth and space.

Two separate living areas are perfect for the growing family, as are the three spacious bedrooms and large cubby house that can be restored into the ultimate outdoor play sanctuary for the kids.

Colonial windows filter abundant Northern light into the home and complement the timeless weatherboard exterior, while high ceilings and warm timber floorboards are desirable assets of this move-straight-into residence.

A large kitchen is well equipped to handle the demands of a growing household, and if you love to entertain, a peaceful alfresco that looks across the grassed backyard has summertime BBQs written all over it.

Naturally, development will always appear part of this property?s DNA, so if you?re not quite ready to develop now, do so in the future and boost your nest egg (STCA).

Conveniently located within moments of the Monash Freeway and Holmesglen train station.

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