19 Harlington Street Clayton, VIC 3168

Sitting mere moments from the vibrant heart of fast-growing Clayton, this traditional family home occupies a coveted 627m2 block that's packed with potential for savvy investors, renovators and developers.

With Monash University and Monash Medical Centre on the doorstep, and epic infrastructure projects set to rejuvenate the local area, 19 Harlington Street is an absolute no-brainer. This is your chance to dream big and win big!

Benefiting from solid bones and a large backyard, this spacious three-bedroom property is in need of a little TLC, but could easily be transformed into a deluxe Insta-worthy abode. You may even choose to knock down and rebuild your dream family home or subdivide the block to maximize rental potential (STCA).

Adding extra appeal, a variety of first-class amenities can be reached within a short walk or drive, including Clayton Station, Clayton Shopping Plaza, several great schools, parks and playgrounds, sporting facilities, golf courses, M-City, Chadstone, IKEA, the Princes Highway and the Monash Freeway.

Clayton is certainly a suburb that's impossible to ignore at present, due to the massive transformation that is already underway.

The long-term vision for the area is immense, courtesy of the council's ambitious Precinct Plan for the Clayton Activity Centre which will revitalise and grow the suburb, alongside the $50 billion Suburban Rail Loop that will bring a brand-new underground transport super-hub to Clayton.

Boasting a strong rental market, and a local population that's set to increase by at least 8,000 between now and 2036, there has never been a better time to invest in Clayton.

Snap up this hugely valuable block and watch its value soar.

Make sure you're first in line, call Michael today!

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