33 Greta Street, Oakleigh East, VIC 3166

33 Greta Street, Oakleigh East, VIC 3166 Endless potential in a well-connected neighbourhood

Nestled within minutes of Monash University, the Monash Medical Centre and lifestyle amenities, this traditional brick home offers endless potential for astute buyers, resting on a sizeable 700sqm block (approx.)

Perfectly suited to investors, renovators and savvy developers, the property awaits a contemporary transformation, while the generous land dimensions can accommodate a luxurious rebuild, subdivision or multi-unit complex (STCA).

Further enhancing connectivity and convenience, this thriving pocket of Oakleigh East is close to Huntingdale, Oakleigh and Clayton's cosmopolitan restaurants, plus there's access to shops, local train stations, golf clubs and major roads.

The existing home is in a liveable condition, incorporating a spacious lounge and four generously sized bedrooms alongside an updated kitchen and meal space, a neat family bathroom and second w/c.

Stepping outside, the true potential becomes apparent, revealing a covered entertainers' patio that gazes to the expansive backyard.

Notable finishing touches include split-system air conditioning for added comfort, solar panels to aid with energy efficiency, ornate cornices, a secure garage and long driveway that offers front-to-rear access.

Ideal for a young family, the property is positioned within a stroll of Clayton North Primary School and close to South Oakleigh Secondary College.

Clayton and its surrounding suburbs are set to be transformed with the introduction of the Suburban Rail Loop, while local jobs are predicted to more than double by 2050.

Presenting a world of opportunity in a location that's growing fast, this charming family home is too good to miss.

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