101 Maxweld Street

They don't build them like this anymore, and thank goodness for that, because this gloriously characterful 1962 brick beauty is in a league entirely its own. Art Deco details at every turn, a block that's got serious development scope, and a personality so bold it practically winks at you from the street. Step through the front door and the era announces itself with confidence. The formal lounge is pure showmanship: corniced ceilings, a statement chandelier and the kind of proportions that make you want to pour a drink and settle in. Move through to the family room and it only gets better. Timber wall panelling, a stone-surround gas heater and a vibe so authentically retro it should come with a soundtrack. A dedicated dining area links the two living zones and flows into an upgraded kitchen with timber cabinetry, a breakfast bar, tiled splashback and sliding doors opening straight out to the backyard. Three bedrooms, all with built-in robes, deliver on the practical side. The main bedroom adds a ceiling fan, the bathroom and separate toilet retain their original character beautifully, and a dedicated laundry keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes. Outside, a generous lawn, lemon tree and rose bush fill the yard with life. But the real headline is the 604sqm block and its rare 3-metre side clearance, which opens the door to rear subdivision potential, STCA. Whether you're an investor with vision or a buyer who simply wants to live brilliantly now and build later, this one makes a compelling case on both counts. Solar panels keep running costs grounded, and a garage plus four open car spaces means parking is never a conversation. Ardeer Primary School is a stroll away, Ardeer Station is close at hand for city connections, and Sunshine's shops and services are just minutes from your door. Yeah, baby. This one's got it all.