46 Roberts Street, Essendon VIC 3040
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Captivating Californian with Immediate Style and Big Block Potential
Occupying an enormous allotment (20m+ frontage) in one of Essendon's favourite streets, this distinctive period home provides a family environment of quality and versatility along with outstanding options to modernise, renew or redevelop in the future (STCA). Previously extended floorplan showcases five spacious bedrooms (all with robes) and study/home office, master ensuite and two additional bathrooms. Add to this a formal lounge and adjoining dining room, rumpus (upstairs), kitchen with walk-in pantry and stainless steel appliances leading through to the spacious living room. Other highlights of the home include ducted heating and split-system a/c, solid hardwood floors, full-size laundry, wide undercover balcony, plus a simply enormous backyard with paved entertaining area, established gardens and trees, working veggie patch, studio, rear ROW, as well as a double garage and additional carport via wide side driveway. Walking distance to local parks and choice of bus routes, primary and secondary schools, it's also close to Keilor Road trams, North Essendon Village cafes, shops and supermarkets as well as easy freeway access. Land approx 1012sqm.
Vendor Review
We really appreciated Andrew acting for…
We really appreciated Andrew acting for us while we were selling our house. He couldn’t have been more supportive leading up to the auction and was always available if we had any queries or concerns.
Andrews relaxed and patient manner is such an asset when dealing with clients. At the auction he worked extremely hard and succeeded in getting us our desired price. Very satisfied! He was also successful in getting us our new property.
Esther and Dennis Bryant
Review by Esther Bryant
Buyer Review
Patrick Tilli
Patrick is hard working, relationship focused and determined to get the best results for his clients. He listens to his clients needs rather just focusing on getting a sale.
Review by Tim Agushi
