1/44 Madeleine Road Clayton, VIC 3168

Positioned in a convenient pocket of Clayton, 1/44 Madeleine Road presents an exciting opportunity for homebuyers and investors seeking a property with genuine land, everyday convenience and long-term appeal.

Set on a generous 330sqm allotment, this property offers considerably more space than many comparable homes in the area. Adding further appeal is the absence of body corporate fees, providing greater freedom of ownership and helping keep ongoing costs to a minimum.

The property provides a practical and comfortable setting for everyday living, complemented by a generous outdoor area that gives you plenty of room to relax, entertain or enjoy with family and friends.

Location is another major advantage. Situated close to Monash University, Monash Medical Centre, Clayton Shopping Centre and public transport, residents can enjoy easy access to a wide range of shopping, dining, education and medical facilities. With major road connections nearby, commuting to surrounding suburbs and Melbourne's CBD is also convenient.

For owner-occupiers, this is an opportunity to secure a well-located home with a substantial land component. For investors, the combination of location, land and proximity to major education and employment precincts makes this a property worthy of consideration.

Property Highlights:

• Generous 330sqm land size
• No body corporate fees
• Convenient Clayton location
• Close to Monash University & Monash Medical Centre
• Easy access to Clayton Shopping Centre
• Excellent public transport connections
• Generous outdoor space
• Strong appeal for homeowners and investors

With its combination of 330sqm of land, no body corporate and a highly convenient Clayton location, 1/44 Madeleine Road is an opportunity not to be overlooked.

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