Property for Sale in Beaconsfield Upper, Vic 3808
$810,000 - $850,000
Scenic Vista
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The phone enquiry code for this property is - 1680
Perched on the highest half-acre block in this cul-de-sac, is this 2/3 bedroom, 60's style brick veneer house, with a 180 degree north-facing vista, looking towards the Dandenongs.
It is built on solid concrete walls, which present a spacious basement capable of a further half-metre excavation, giving plenty of head room.
There is a large lounge room, separate generously sized dining room, serviceable kitchen, spacious entrance hall, and generous bedrooms.
It has the use of tank water, and mains water is available and can be connected, and it was equipped for gas central heating.
The Australian hardwood timber frame is separated from the brick walls by foil insulation, and it has rockwall insulation in the ceiling.
You would either replace the carpets, or polish the narrow-width Tasmanian Oak floorboards.
The property features some mature pine trees that have withstood the vagaries of the weather.
With the sale of its two adjoining blocks of land, it is now in need of an easily accommodated curvaceous driveway.
Structurally, the house has withstood the test of time, and whilst liveable, it could greatly benefit from modernisation. With a little bit of imagination and flair, the addition of another bathroom and bedroom, with a terrace at the front and on both sides, would make for some very stylish living.
It is minutes from the village of Beaconsfield Upper, and a short drive to Berwick, where you have an array of award-winning schools, cafes, shops, and a major hospital.
Perched on the highest half-acre block in this cul-de-sac, is this 2/3 bedroom, 60's style brick veneer house, with a 180 degree north-facing vista, looking towards the Dandenongs.
It is built on solid concrete walls, which present a spacious basement capable of a further half-metre excavation, giving plenty of head room.
There is a large lounge room, separate generously sized dining room, serviceable kitchen, spacious entrance hall, and generous bedrooms.
It has the use of tank water, and mains water is available and can be connected, and it was equipped for gas central heating.
The Australian hardwood timber frame is separated from the brick walls by foil insulation, and it has rockwall insulation in the ceiling.
You would either replace the carpets, or polish the narrow-width Tasmanian Oak floorboards.
The property features some mature pine trees that have withstood the vagaries of the weather.
With the sale of its two adjoining blocks of land, it is now in need of an easily accommodated curvaceous driveway.
Structurally, the house has withstood the test of time, and whilst liveable, it could greatly benefit from modernisation. With a little bit of imagination and flair, the addition of another bathroom and bedroom, with a terrace at the front and on both sides, would make for some very stylish living.
It is minutes from the village of Beaconsfield Upper, and a short drive to Berwick, where you have an array of award-winning schools, cafes, shops, and a major hospital.