22 Acacia Avenue Oakleigh South, VIC 3167

Set on a flat and deep 693.4sqm (approx.) allotment within walking distance of Hungtingdale train station, bus stops, Huntingdale Golf Club, local schools and parks, opportunities are there for the taking with this contemporary single-level residence that's destined for future rewards, now or in the future (STCA).

Neat as a pin with warm timber floors and a neutral colour scheme complemented with abundant natural light and generous in size with its spacious bedrooms, open living spaces and modern kitchen (with island bench and stainless steel appliances), feel right at home from the very outset and begin your first chapter of happy family memories in perfect fashion.

A large, grassed backyard is perfect for kids, while mature gardens and trees promote visual appeal whilst enveloping the yard in privacy.

This well-presented, move-straight-into home also boasts a versatile study/fourth bedroom option, split-system heating and cooling and a central family bathroom.

As appealing as the home is for the young couple looking to start their future or downsizer, a potential destiny of this property rests in development (STCA). A wide 16.3 metre frontage and 42.7 metre depth (approx.) allows the astute developer to build modern Townhouses (STCA) in a desirable locale.

Adding further appeal is the coveted location, which is conveniently within very close proximity of Chadstone Shopping Centre, Clayton shops and Oakleigh Central.

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