Overflowing with character amongst lush leafy gardens, this c.1960’s 3-bedroom charmer is a fantastic first home opportunity at the heart of family-friendly Vermont. This beautifully presented family home showcases traditional touches and classic floorboards throughout, with just a few more updates needed to fully realise its potential and have something truly perfect on your hands. The comfort is immediate as you step into the spacious light-filled lounge, flowing effortlessly into the adjoining meals area and freshly updated kitchen highlighting modern appliances and ample cabinetry. Settle into 3 comfortable bedrooms with built-in robes to 2 and air conditioning to all, with the main including its own personal ensuite while a central bathroom accommodates the rest alongside a separate laundry. Tucked away at the rear is an alfresco courtyard where you can dine and entertain in the fresh air and leafy surrounds. Just around the corner is the generous rear garden offering excellent scope for the home grower to really make it their own. This central location is an ideal entry point to the area for growing families, zoned for both Vermont Primary School and Vermont Secondary College with several great schooling options nearby. Shops, cafés and eateries are just minutes down the road at Brentford Square, as are local parks, reserves and both walking and cycling paths along the Dandenong Creek Trail. Bus stops are available right at your doorstep with quick access to Mitcham train station for easy commuting. This classic charmer is ready for brand new family memories, so call James on 0490 049 640 to register your interest today! Features - Split System Air Con - Covered Front Carport - Additional Driveway Parking - Large Garden Shed Upside Contact-Free Policy In adherence to current restrictions, Upside Realty has implemented procedures for all buyer inspections, as follows: - Hand sanitisers will be provided for all inspection attendees including the agent - All COVIDSafe measures to be followed - All contracts issued are paperless