11 Austin Street Hughesdale, VIC 3166

Thanks to the current owner's hard work in obtaining Monash Council endorsed plans and permits for the construction of two four bedroom townhouses, you're a step closer to realising your grand development dream (STCA).

You'll note that the proposed Townhouses are larger than usual, therefore enjoy rare status in the City of Monash. You'll also admire the intelligence in design, with each featuring a downstairs guest bedroom, additional accommodation upstairs and vast open-plan living with seamless indoor-outdoor options.

The hard work to make your life easier also extends to the block itself, which has been cleared of any large trees and therefore enjoys easy site preparation for those wishing to build (STCA).

Currently occupying the prized block is a wonderfully refreshed single-level three-bedroom home, which has undergone a number of improvements that include replumbing, new heater and gas hot water system, new side fence and side gate added for a secure backyard, new concrete driveway for up to two cars, repainted interior, new gutters and new gas cooker.

Granted, there are more additions you could make to the sun-kissed interior that's also dressed with polished solid Tasmanian Oak hardwood floorboards, but the bones are strong and the home is most certainly liveable, allowing you to move straight in or lease it out until you're ready to develop (STCA).

Located within walking distance of Hughesdale Primary School, parks and bus services and only moments away from Oakleigh train station, Eaton Mall, Oakleigh Central, Chadstone Shopping Centre and the Monash Freeway.

Disclaimer: We have in preparing this document used our best endeavours to ensure that the information contained in this document is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements in this document. Prospect purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained in this document.? Purchasers should make their own enquires and refer to the due?diligence?check-list?provided by Consumer?Affairs.? Click on the link for a copy of the due?diligence?check-list?from Consumer Affairs. http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist