Mount Dandenong 9 Oakley Street
Sky High Home
Set on a no-through road, location is the key! Privacy with local shops within a 350m walking distance! Unheard of you say? This with the charm of the hills, how could you not take a look? A short stroll to the Pig & Whistle Tavern (550m), Mt Dandenong Bakery, IGA and Mountain Wholefoods!
Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this is the perfect home for any family, set on a large block, open plan living with a well-appointed kitchen, good size lounge room, meals areas, Gas Ducted Heating throughout with brand new carpet throughout the whole house.
**Open fireplace is not included**
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Property Features
- Carports 1
Nearest Schools
- In Catchment Area
- Independent Schools*
- Boronia K-12 College
Primary School
- Olinda Primary School
Combined
- Mount Evelyn Christian School
- Billanook College
- Edinburgh College
- Belgrave Heights Christian School
Primary
- Christadelphian Heritage College Melbourne
- Ghilgai School
- St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School
- St Paul's School
- St Richard's Primary School
- St Mary's School
- St Thomas More's School
- St John the Baptist School
- St Peter Julian Eymard
Secondary
- Mater Christi College
- St Joseph's College
Special
- Cire Community School - Mt Evelyn Campus
Fletchers Agents
- Leasing Consultant
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Sarah Tirchett Portfolio Manager
Leased
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Mount Dandenong Area Guide
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Important Information
Fletchers Area Guide Mount Dandenong, VIC 3767
Well-known for its stunning views, Mount Dandenong is Melbourne’s very own suburb on a mountain. Located 35 kilometres away from the CBD, the small township accommodates a small population of just over 1,200 people and thousands upon thousands of tourists each year. The mountain upon which the suburb is located was originally named Mount Corhanwarrabul, although due to spelling and pronunciation difficulties, the name was changed to reflect the entire range of mountains in the area.