79 Moriah Street, Clayton, Vic 3168

Nestled within an easy stroll of the Monash Medical Centre and Clayton Station, while close to the world-renowned Monash University, this charming original home offers a treasure trove of opportunity in a fast-growing location.

Whether you're looking to transform the existing property, subdivide, knock down and rebuild a luxury family sanctuary or re-develop the expansive 725sqm block (STCA), the potential here is endless.

Savouring the serenity of its quiet leafy surrounds, the home benefits from a generous 16.7m frontage (approx.), while the sizeable wrought-iron porch and intricate timber door complement the solid brick facade.

Opening with checkerboard floors, warm timber accents and ornate cornices, the layout offers faultless functionality with its cosy light-filled living room, as the dining area merges with the original wraparound kitchen.

The three bedrooms are generous in size and reveal elegant hardwood floors, sharing access to the central bathroom and separate w/c.

Stepping outside via the rear hallway, the entertainer's alfresco awaits, gazing out to the huge backyard which benefits from wide gated side access and a single carport.

The home is also equipped with ducted heating, laundry facilities and a freestanding dual-fuel oven, while incorporating a large front yard that's placed behind a privacy hedge.

Life in this prized location is all about convenience, placing its residents within five minutes of Clayton's vibrant high street, M-City and the Springvale Homemaker Centre.

It's also close to Clayton North Primary School and Westall Secondary College, plus there's seamless access to the Monash Freeway.

Reap the benefits of this tightly held home's generous proportions and prime location with an exciting new chapter.

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