Endless Potential in Elite Locale – North-South Facing Allotment Proudly positioned in one of Balwyn North’s most tightly held and highly regarded streets, this substantial 726sqm (approx.)...
Endless Potential in Elite Locale – North-South Facing Allotment
Proudly positioned in one of Balwyn North’s most tightly held and highly regarded streets, this substantial 726sqm (approx.) north-south facing block offers a rare and exciting opportunity for families, developers, and astute investors to secure a premium slice of Melbourne’s blue-chip eastern suburbs.
Boasting generous proportions with a wide 18.3m frontage and 39.7m depth (approx.), the property presents incredible flexibility for a luxurious new home, dual occupancy, or boutique development (STCA). Surrounded by leafy streetscapes and quality residences, the setting is both peaceful and prestigious—an ideal canvas for your next chapter.
The location speaks for itself: zoned for the esteemed Kew High School and Balwyn North Primary School, and just a short stroll to Balwyn North Coles, North Balwyn Shopping Centre, Route 48 tram, and local buses—providing seamless access to the CBD and greater Melbourne. The Eastern Freeway is moments away, adding another layer of convenience for commuters.
Families will appreciate the proximity to Melbourne’s finest private schools, including MLC, Fintona, Trinity, Carey, and more, ensuring an elite education is always within reach. Enjoy the vibrant lifestyle this prized address offers—moments from parks, playgrounds, cafes, restaurants, and sporting reserves.
Whether you're looking to build your dream residence or unlock the development potential of this prime allotment, 20 Maud Street delivers location, land, and lifestyle in equal measure.
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