9 Richards Street

Yarraville VIC 3013

• Open living/dining, a stone-top kitchen and covered alfresco with an outdoor kitchen

• Timber floors, heating/cooling and parking for several cars comfortably off-street

• Close to parks and nature trails, city transport, schools and Yarraville Village

Charming and characterful while reimagined for the modern day, this post-war classic on a substantial parcel provides the perfect environment for a family to lay roots, grow into and enjoy every amenity, attraction and allure accompanying the prestigious 3013 postcode.

With quiet surrounds famed for their large blocks, minimal traffic and thriving community spirit, the home itself is a dream for a family to move in without lifting a finger. Warm and welcoming from the very outset, a wide hallway wraps around to introduce three generous bedrooms, well-served by walk-in/built-in robes, a stylish bathroom with a bathtub and separate second toilet beside a full-size laundry.

Upscale appliances and a wealth of cabinet and stone-bench space feature in a kitchen made for the avid entertainer, while sliding glass merges living and dining areas with an alfresco setting taking its place as the home’s centrepiece. An outdoor kitchen, servery windows and full-width pergola mean hospitality is a joy whether summer, winter or anything in-between, with ample backyard space present for young kids to burn off their energy.

Adding flexibility to the well-worked plan, a standalone back studio offers a fourth bedroom, second bathroom (third WC) and additional living area ideal for teenagers, guests or professionals in need of a home base. Other highlights include split-system heating/cooling, ducted heating, ceiling fans, plantation shutters, two backyard sheds and parking for several cars comfortably off-street.

A move-straight-in opportunity with space to grow, entertain and evolve – this is Yarraville family living done right.

Why you’ll love this location:

Steps to iconic Rocco’s Deli, the green expanses of Angliss and McIvor Reserves and the Stony Creek Trail winding to Cruickshank and Dinosaur Parks, it’s only moments to Corpus Christi Primary, Wembley Primary and zoned Kingsville Primary and Bayside P-12 College along with childcare centres, the local Coles and Yarraville Village’s boutiques, restaurants, cafés, bakeries, grocers and famous Sun Theatre.

Numerous buses and arterial Geelong Road make commutes to the new Footscray Hospital, Victoria University and Footscray’s heart of culture, cuisine and nightlife as easy as could be, while the West Gate Freeway and Tunnel, various bike paths and train stations on two separate lines streamline trips to the city and beyond.

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