71-73 Beddoe Avenue, Clayton, Vic 3168

Side-by-side and set for certain success, this double site offering sits in the Residential Growth Zone and embraces a substantial 1,481sqm approx. with a wide 36.1m approx. frontage highlighting the sites incredible potential. 

Resting in a high-growth area that's just footsteps from Monash Uni, the site is ideal for builders and developers dreaming of a significant townhouse, apartment or student accommodation project (STCA). 

•	Rare offering of two side-by-side sites each occupied by an existing three-bedroom home

•	Total land measurement of 1,481sqm approx. with a wide 36.1m approx. frontage for premium appeal 

•	Strategically situated in the Residential Growth Zone that encourages larger density construction 

•	Bound to impress builders and developers keen to deliver a standout townhouse, apartment, or student accommodation project (STCA), with potential for a new 6-storey height limit under the SRL East Draft Structure Plan for Monash

•	In a high-growth area that's prized for its walking access to Monash Uni, schools, shops and transport options 

Walking distance to Monash Uni, near Clayton North Primary, Monash Medical Centre, Clayton Rd shops, M-City Shopping Centre, Clayton Station, the new Suburban Rail Loop station currently under construction, Victorian Heart Hospital and Ikea.

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