This Richmond family home’s strongest selling point is its versatility. The separation between living, working and guest accommodation should appeal to families with older children or buyers needing a substantial home office. The trade-off is a less conventional arrangement, so bedroom connectivity, stairs and usable outdoor space deserve close attention.
The asking range needs to be tested carefully against recent Richmond sales. Renovated 97 Rowena Parade sold for $3.075 million, providing a useful four-bedroom, three-bathroom comparison, albeit with less land and one car space. 14 James Street achieved $3.315 million, while 17 Elm Grove sold for $3.586 million on a larger 447m² allotment. Highett Street’s upper guide therefore needs to be justified by its accommodation, garaging and overall execution. I would place particular emphasis on internal flow, privacy and the surrounding streetscape before recommending a premium.
- Great appealing accomodation
- Close to transport and Shops
- Inner city living
- Lots of stairs and split living
- South facing aspect
- Starting to looked dated
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