25 Pintail Drive, Melton South VIC 3338

Modern four-bed family home | Compact 350sqm block | Strong rental yield potential | Contemporary build quality This four-bedroom house on a 350 square metre block represents a practical family home suited to buyers seeking contemporary design and efficient land use in an established outer suburb location. The property demonstrates characteristics typical of newer suburban development in Melton South, with a building footprint of 222 square metres across the 350 square metre lot, indicating efficient site planning and reasonable outdoor space for families. The home’s modern construction- evidenced by features including LED lighting throughout, built-in robes to bedrooms, and a master suite with ensuite and walk-in robe- positions it toward the upper end of the local market segment. With two car spaces and garage facilities, the property caters to multi-vehicle households, a practical requirement in this outer suburban corridor. The zoning toward Strathtulloh Primary School and Staughton College aligns the property with the family demographic that typically dominates this street and suburb. Market context suggests properties of this specification perform steadily rather than spectacularly. Recent sales on Pintail Drive show comparable four-bedroom homes ranging from 699,000 down to lower price points, indicating variation based on lot size and condition. Rental comparable data- with nearby properties achieving 450 to 500 per week- positions this home in the mid-range for yield, approximately 505 per week based on current estimates. The property appeals primarily to owner-occupiers seeking modern finishes and family practicality, though its rental yield and reasonable lot size provide some appeal to investors. The absence of bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays removes planning constraints common in other parts of Victoria, a neutral positive for long-term holding. Melton South’s continued suburban expansion and demographic skew toward families under 40 suggests sustained underlying demand for homes of this type, though appreciation typically reflects broader market conditions rather than location-specific premiums.