Maison unifamiliale à vendre, 28 Collins Crescent, Berwick, VIC 3806, Australie

Positioned on a generous 652m² (approx.) allotment, this charming brick veneer residence presents an outstanding opportunity for investors, developers and first home buyers alike. Offering immediate comfort with exciting future potential, this property is currently tenanted, making it a smart addition to any portfolio or a welcoming place to call home.
Step inside to discover three well-proportioned bedrooms, all fitted with soft carpeting to create a warm and comfortable retreat. A spacious, separate lounge provides the perfect setting for relaxation or entertaining, while the recently updated kitchen and adjoining meals area showcase modern style and practicality, making everyday living effortless.
Freshly painted throughout, the home exudes a bright and inviting ambiance. Additional features include internal roller blinds for privacy and style, along with a split system air conditioner ensuring year round comfort.
Outdoors, the property offers a single carport with ample additional off-street parking. The expansive backyard unlocks exciting possibilities, with potential for dual occupancy or townhouse development (STCA), adding significant future value.
Ideally located within walking distance to Berwick's vibrant High Street shopping precinct, Berwick Train Station, and the highly regarded Berwick Lodge Primary School. Enjoy seamless access to Princes Highway, the M1 Freeway, and the picturesque Wilson Botanic Park, delivering the perfect balance of lifestyle and convenience.
Currently leased to excellent renters, returning $27,372 per annum. This is a rare chance to secure a versatile property in a tightly held, central location. Whether you're investing, developing or entering the market, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
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