31 Balmoral Avenue, Brunswick East VIC 3057
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Location, Land and a Perfect Parkland Backdrop
In an exclusive Brunswick East neighbourhood backing onto Allard Park, this immaculate home occupies an expansive allotment providing a family lifestyle of immediate quality and comfort along with exciting scope to enhance and extend in the future (STCA). Impressively high ceilings throughout, the home's pristine interior comprises three main bedrooms (large master), study/fourth bedroom and updated central bathroom. Add to this a spacious front lounge and equally-expansive dining room leading through to the kitchen/meals area with timber cabinetry, ample cupboard space, stainless steel cooking appliances and dishwasher. Other features include ducted heating and evaporative cooling, alarm system and motorised security shutters. Step outside to discover a substantial north-facing backyard complete with undercover patio, laundry and additional powder room, handy storeroom, tandem double garage via side driveway and gate to the rear ROW and instant access to the park. Enviable inner-urban convenience, it also offers immediate access to Holmes Street/Lygon Street trams, popular cafes and restaurants, CERES, Merri Creek trails, Brunswick East Primary School and Northcote High School (zoned). Agent: Nelson Alexander Pty Ltd
Vendor Review
Tough decisions
Selling mum’s home was a very stressful and emotional time for us and choosing the right agent to partner us was crucial to ensure it all went smoothly. Partnering with Nelson Alexander was a great decision. Damian Ponte and Daniel Carusi who ran our campaign where fantastic . We where kept up to date on what was happening every step of the way . Their reports where detailed and very clear keeping us well informed as to how the campaign was progressing and where interest lay . I would highly recommend Nelson Alexander and in particular both Damian and Daniel . Thank you both for making ensuring that all ran smoothly and for all your help and guidance through the campaign
Review by Mary Vescio
