29 Clyde Street, Highett

Set within low-maintenance front gardens and introduced by a classic covered porch, this three bedroom residence offers immediate comfort, generous proportions and exceptional future potential in a thriving, family-focused pocket.

A light-filled lounge room at the front of the home enjoys leafy vistas, providing a peaceful space to relax, while...

Set within low-maintenance front gardens and introduced by a classic covered porch, this three bedroom residence offers immediate comfort, generous proportions and exceptional future potential in a thriving, family-focused pocket.

A light-filled lounge room at the front of the home enjoys leafy vistas, providing a peaceful space to relax, while the free-flowing living and dining domain is bathed in northern sunshine, seamlessly connecting to a bright and airy kitchen with ample storage—inviting relaxed family gatherings and effortless entertaining.

Three spacious bedrooms, two with built-in robes, are serviced by a sparkling central bathroom and separate WC.

Step outside to discover a deep, secure northwest-facing rear with sprawling lawns, providing an idyllic setting for children and pets to play. With a generous 619m² (approx.) allotment and a 17.7m frontage, there's ample room to extend the existing footprint or craft a magnificent family dream home. Alternatively, explore the exciting possibility of developing two townhouses (subject to Council approval), capitalising on this prime land.

Additional features include a separate laundry, single garage, ducted heating, abundant off-street parking, and a practical layout that invites enhancement or renovation to suit evolving needs.

Perfectly positioned within easy reach of Spring Road shops and cafes, St Agnes Primary School, A F Peterson Reserve, Basterfield Park and Spring Road Playground, and within strolling distance to Highett Village’s shopping, dining and train station—offering a relaxed Bayside lifestyle.

For more information about this sun-soaked, single-level home contact Richard Slade or Nickole Smirnov at Buxton Sandringham.‬