38 Henley Street, Pascoe Vale South VIC 3044
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Pretty as a picture, heaps to offer
With striking street appeal, a unique floor-plan and a location that's hard to beat, this delightful three-bedroom home has heaps to offer first-home buyers, savvy investors or anyone wanting to make the smart move to this amazing pocket of Pascoe Vale South. Overlooking Morris Reserve at the rear, the home boasts three excellent double bedrooms (BIRs, mirrored-doors), modern, tiled bathroom (shower, toilet), stunning living space (feature wood-panelling, wood-burner fire place), entertainer's kitchen (ceasarstone benches/splashback, dishwasher, storage), spacious and light-filled family/meals area, plus 'loft' room (playroom or retreat), huge laundry (includes multi-purpose space) and separate second toilet. The decked alfresco area looks out over the rear garden and entertainment area including the cabana-enclosed 8-person spa. Plus, ducted heating, ducted evap cooling, ducted vacuum, solar power (20-panels, 5kW),quality floor-coverings throughout, long side-drive (carport and large garage with storage space). Close to schools, transport, parks, bike tracks, shops, freeway access and zoned for Strathmore Secondary College. Don't miss this one.
Vendor Review
Julie Adams and Team
Julie Adams was an absolute pleasure to deal with for the sale of our family home of 32 years. What was potentially a very stressful situation became a straightforward, enjoyable process thanks to her continuous communications and superior customer service. Elaine and I found Julie to be very approachable and above all honest in her communications with a deep knowledge and understanding of the local market plus a level of professionalism that was not only exceptional but very assuring to both of us. Elaine and I have absolutely no doubt that the fantastic result achieved was solely due to Julie and the Nelson Alexander team behind her and could not more highly recommend Nelson Alexander to anyone considering the use of their services.
Review by Kevin Rogers
