29 Margaret Avenue, Bayswater, VIC 3153

Brimming with timeless charm and endless possibilities, this original 80s double storey home invites you to reimagine its future. Set on a sprawling 995sqm (approx.) block, it's your blank canvas to craft a modern masterpiece or simply enjoy the abundant space that's increasingly rare to find. Thoughtfully designed for flexible living, the home unfolds with vintage character and offers immense scope for transformation. From the generous living zones to the sprawling backyard, each space speaks of potential, whether you're dreaming of an entertainer's paradise, a garden oasis with a pool (STCA), or a large family retreat to cater for all the stages.

Highlights:

? Flexible living zones: L-shaped lounge and dining that flows into the original kitchen and rear sunroom.

? Room for everyone: Four bedrooms, including three upstairs, with the main featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite-effect bathroom. A fourth bedroom/home office is tucked near the entry.

? Practicality meets promise: Tandem garage with internal access, a second shower and toilet off the laundry, and under-stairs storage for all your essentials.

? Outdoor charm: Covered rear patio overlooking vast lawns - perfect for a summer barbecue or a backyard cricket match.

? Comfort touches: External sun shades on all windows with easy internal handles for temperature control, ducted heating and split system air-conditioning.

Location Highlights:

? 1.3kms to Bayswater South Primary

? 2.3kms to Boronia and Bayswater Station

? 2.1km to Boronia Junction

? 800m to Melbourne Eastern Private Hospital

? 2.5kms to Mountain High Shopping Centre

? 2.2km to Fairhills Secondary School

? 3km to Westfield Knox

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