334 Station Street, Box Hill South, VIC, 3128

This substantial double-brick residence occupies a prized 664sqm corner allotment, offering both comfortable family living and exciting future possibilities. The home’s solid construction and thoughtful layout provide a wonderful sense of space throughout.

The heart of this home is its brand new kitchen, designed to delight with abundant bench space, plentiful cabinetry, a practical gas stovetop and convenient dishwasher – all sparkling with that new-installation freshness. This pristine culinary space anchors the home’s functional flow.

The expansive living area includes a versatile dividing door, allowing the space to easily transform into separate formal dining and living zones or potentially accommodate an additional bedroom. A sunny north-facing sunroom adjacent to the living area creates a perfect casual meals space that flows out to the low-maintenance backyard – an ideal setting for family gatherings or quiet relaxation.

Three generously proportioned bedrooms, each with built-in robes, provide comfortable accommodation, serviced by a central bathroom. The home’s 1970s heritage shines through in distinctive design elements including gracefully curved windows, elegant chandeliers and a charming ornamental fireplace, all adding unique character.

Perfectly positioned just 450 metres from Roberts McCubbin Primary School and within the highly regarded Box Hill High School zone, the property offers access to excellent education options. The vibrant Station Street dining precinct, Box Hill Central shopping hub and convenient transport links are all within easy reach, while Deakin University and EastLink provide further connectivity.

This substantial corner allotment presents a rare opportunity for families to secure a home in this sought-after location, while investors will appreciate the strong growth potential of Box Hill. The property’s generous proportions, brand new kitchen and solid construction equally appeal to those with future renovation or redevelopment aspirations.