$480,000 - $520,000

Offering low-maintenance living in a well-connected Brunswick setting, this single-level two-bedroom home presents an appealing opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers and investors alike. Positioned in one of the inner north’s most convenient pockets, it delivers a lifestyle centred around easy access to cafés, transport, shopping and green spaces.

A paved pathway framed by timber fencing leads to the covered entry, opening into a practical open-plan kitchen and dining area. The L-shaped kitchen features dark brown cabinetry, light-coloured benchtops and a white tiled splashback, along with a gas cooktop, electric oven and ample storage. From here, the layout flows into a light-filled living area, kept comfortable year-round by a wall-mounted split-system unit.

Both generously sized bedrooms include built-in robes and are serviced by a combined bathroom and laundry, plus a separate WC. The bathroom is equipped with a shower-over-bath, a single vanity with under-bench storage and a separate laundry trough with additional cabinetry.

Extending from the living area, a covered outdoor space leads to a paved courtyard bordered by established garden beds, creating a private and low-maintenance setting for relaxing or entertaining. Security screens throughout provide added peace of mind, while a single allocated car space completes the property.

Positioned on Moreland Road within easy reach of Sydney Road, the home is within walking distance of Moreland train station and Route 6 tram services, as well as the cafés, restaurants and shops lining this vibrant stretch of Brunswick. Central Coburg, Moonee Ponds Central and the Melbourne CBD provide further shopping and entertainment options, while Clifton Park, Dunstan Reserve and Jones Park offer nearby green spaces. It is a location that combines everyday convenience with genuine neighbourhood character.

We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.