426 High Street, Melton VIC 3337

Positioned along one of Melton’s most established and sought after stretches of High Street, this solid three-bedroom home presents a genuine opportunity for buyers seeking land, location, and long-term potential. Set on a generous 585m² (approx.) allotment and zoned Residential Growth Zone (RGZ), the property offers flexibility that will appeal to owner-occupiers, investors, and those with an eye on future redevelopment (STCA). The home itself is well laid out and functional, featuring three well-proportioned bedrooms, a central bathroom, and a light-filled living area that connects seamlessly with the kitchen and meals zone. The floorplan is practical and comfortable, making it immediately liveable while still allowing scope to improve or reconfigure over time. Externally, the property includes a double carport with ample driveway access and a substantial backyard that provides room to extend, entertain, or explore longer-term development options. The land size and zoning combination is increasingly difficult to secure in this location, particularly so close to the High Street activity strip. Conveniently located within walking distance to shops, schools, public transport and everyday amenities, the position speaks for itself. With ducted heating and cooling already in place, the foundations are there for both comfort and future value. This is a versatile holding in a proven growth corridor — whether you’re looking to occupy, invest, or plan ahead. Contact Jade Carberry 0424 929 727 for more information. Consumer Affairs Victoria – Due Diligence Checklist Before making an offer, buyers are encouraged to review the Consumer Affairs Victoria Due Diligence Checklist, available at consumer.vic.gov.au. This checklist assists purchasers in understanding matters that should be considered prior to buying a property, including zoning, planning controls, and any restrictions that may apply. Disclaimer All information provided has been prepared with care and is believed to be accurate at the time of publication. However, we recommend that purchasers make their own enquiries and rely on their own investigations, including independent legal, planning, and financial advice, to confirm the suitability of the property for their intended use.