1/7 Como Parade EastMentone

1 Bed
1 Bath
1 Car

One-Off Cream Brick Beauty in One of the Best Locations

Wrapped by gardens on the street front, this One is the house-like ‘small-home’ to suit your big beachside lifestyle! Facing Mitchell St beyond lush-lawned, tree-shaded gardens, this one bedroom unit stretches out alongside a private garage with all the mid-century beauty of a classic cream-brick 1950s home ...and today’s small-home proportions! Retro by design inside and out with vintage kitchen cabinetry up-styled with a stainless-steel range, and a big ensuite-bathroom up-sized with laundry facilities, this single-bedroom ‘house’ has today’s comfort with plush charcoal carpets, tall built-in robes, quality dual (e-screen and block-out) blinds, and climate-controlling reverse-cycle air-conditioning. In a world of its own on the edge of if all, this almost freestanding unit has lush outlooks at every turn and just a small area of shared wall! Best of all, this one bedroom mid-century unit is appointed to rent or enjoy as is ...with plenty of scop to add value when the time is right. Fronting a quiet street just around the corner from the station, and across the line to the shopping village, this one-off mid-century ‘small-home’ has a big lifestyle location with cafes, restaurants and supermarkets within a stroll, the beach within a walk, and Southland (and the CBD beyond) door-to-door along the railway line. For more information about this rare single bedroom unit contact Wesley Belt at Buxton Mentone on 0418 310 753

All land sizes, room dimensions, and floor plans provided are approximates only. Buxton does not accept any liability or responsibility for errors or discrepancies in any plans, rendering, or drawings used in the marketing material to describe the land and/or the property and/or any of its listed features. Prospective purchasers are advised to independently verify all room dimensions for accuracy.

Wesley Belt

Director & Auctioneer

0418 310 753

Mentone

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