34 Albert Street

Wilson Partners is proud to present 34 Albert Street, Kilmore. Positioned proudly on a sprawling 903m² right in the heart of Kilmore's older (and as the locals will happily remind you, better) pocket, this solid brick classic is the kind of property buyers wait patiently for and for good reason. Let's start with the non-negotiables. Solid brick? You got it. Four bedrooms? Absolutely. Two bathrooms? Of course. And the shed? Not just talk a genuine double lock-up shed ready and waiting. This is the one for every buyer who's ever said, "I just want a place with a proper shed" and meant it. Set on a generous, flat allotment with room to move, park, build, expand or simply enjoy, the property delivers space in all the right places. Whether you're a tradie, tinkerer, collector, or someone who just appreciates the beauty of having somewhere to disappear to on a Saturday afternoon, this backyard understands the assignment. Inside, the home is honest, solid, and filled with potential. Yes, it's a little dated but the good kind of dated. The kind where a cosmetic glow-up will go a very long way. Fresh paint, new flooring, a modern touch here and there, and you'll completely transform the space while keeping the integrity of its rock-solid bones. The floorplan is functional and family-friendly, with four genuine bedrooms, two bathrooms, and multiple living zones that provide flexibility for growing families, guests, or working from home. Location wise, you're right where you want to be in established Kilmore, surrounded by character homes, wide streets, and that unmistakable sense of community that newer estates are still trying to replicate. This is a property with substance, space, and serious upside. Move in, rent out, renovate, or landbank the choice is yours. Because solid brick, big blocks, and proper sheds never go out of style. Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers/lessees are advised to carry out their own investigations.