14 Thames Street, Hadfield, Vic 3046

Balancing period features with contemporary flair, this beautifully presented weatherboard home presents immediate family comfort and future potential, with a planning permit pending approval for the construction of two side-by-side single level dwellings at the significant 604m2 (approx) site. The comfortable home comprises of a formal entry to a large lounge room with open fireplace, connecting to a contemporary kitchen with meals area. Four bedrooms (three robed) amply accommodate along with a study which could easily convert to a 5th bedroom for larger families in need of the space. The extra-large master includes a private ensuite, tiled floor-to-ceiling, and a wall of mirrored robes, while the pristine family bathroom offers a separate shower and bathtub, plus the full size laundry has additional storage built-in. A huge yard offers plenty of secure parking behind locked gates in the garage and carport, and spaces to garden and play. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, decked front and rear verandahs, alarm system, and split system heating/cooling to the front bedroom are more of the features on offer in this outstanding home with plenty of options to live in, lease out, or rebuild when the time is right (STCA). The prized location backs Lions Park and is strolling distance from North Street shops, St Thomas More and Belle Vue Park primary schools and a short trip from East Street, West Street and Glenroy central.


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