7/26 Kelvinside Road Noble Park, VIC 3174

Ray White Dandenong is proud to present 7/26 Kelvinside Road, Noble Park a smart and stylish unit tucked away in a quiet complex that offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience and low-maintenance living. Whether you're a first home buyer looking to enter the market, a savvy investor seeking solid returns, or someone downsizing into a more manageable space, this two-bedroom residence ticks all the boxes.

Step inside to find a spacious and light-filled interior, featuring two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in robes for ample storage. The central bathroom is well maintained and includes a skylight that floods the space with natural light, adding to the overall sense of brightness throughout the home.

The modern kitchen is both functional and attractive, equipped with gas cooking, quality cabinetry, tiled splashback, double sink, and a practical layout that makes daily living a breeze. Flowing from the kitchen is a comfortable living area that's ideal for relaxing or entertaining guests. Outside, you'll enjoy a private, low-maintenance courtyard the perfect spot for a morning coffee or an easy-care garden retreat.

Additional features include a secure single lock-up garage and a position that's hard to beat. Set towards the rear of the block, the home enjoys peace and privacy while still being within walking distance to local shops, cafes, parks, sporting facilities and public transport options. The nearby Noble Park Aquatic Centre, Ross Reserve and skate park make this an ideal location for active lifestyles.

With strong rental potential and a location that continues to grow in popularity, this is a fantastic opportunity not to be missed. Move right in, rent it out, or update it to your taste. The choice is yours.

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