1/11 Jordan Street Ashwood, VIC 3147

Offering a combination rarely found in townhouse living, this low maintenance residence delivers its own street frontage, private driveway and three bedrooms each with their own bathroom - all without the burden of body corporate.

The ground floor is intelligently laid out, beginning with a genuine master suite complete with ensuite, ideal for downsizers, guests or multigenerational living seeking privacy. Timber floorboards lead through to an open-plan kitchen, under-stair storage, living and dining zone that flows seamlessly to a rear deck and low-maintenance garden - perfectly suited to modern lifestyles without the upkeep.

Upstairs, two further generously proportioned bedrooms each enjoy their own private bathroom, creating a level of independence and flexibility that sets this home apart.

Additional highlights include a single lock-up garage, compact laundry, ducted vacuum system, split system air conditioning units which service the downstairs living area and bedrooms.

Positioned within walking distance to both Jordanville and Holmesglen stations, with Gardiners Creek Trail access at the end of the street, this address also places Chadstone Shopping Centre and Monash Freeway access just minutes away.

A rare opportunity to secure low-maintenance living with genuine separation, privacy and connectivity - ideal for families, professionals or those seeking a future-proof layout in a tightly held pocket.

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