Buying a property in Clifton Hill can be a daunting and difficult process. For many of us, it is something we only do a few times in our lives.
A buyers advocate (also known as a buyers agent or property finder) can be an enormous help to make it easy to buy a home or investment property by:
- removing the stress and frustration of buying a home
- saving you time and allowing you to get your weekends back
- saving you from having to deal with the tactics of real estate agents
Questions such as “where can I find a home I can afford”, “am I paying too much?”, “where can I find someone to bid for me at auction” are easily answered with the assistance of a buyer’s agent specialising in the Clifton Hill area.
A buyers advocate can manage the entire buying process for you or, where you have found a property, negotiate on your behalf with the agent or bid at auction for you.
WE MAKE IT EASY to get your weekends back and find the perfect home or investment property in Clifton Hill for a LOW FLAT FIXED FEE. We guide you through the entire process, from selecting a home, market appraisal, negotiating/bidding to the final inspection, and help you purchase with confidence.
We also offer a service for vendors selling in Clifton Hill. We offer our Vendor Advocacy service to our sellers at NO CHARGE.
Clifton Hill Suburb Profile
Clifton Hill is one of the small suburbs of Victoria which belongs to the City of Yarra. Situated 4 kilometers north east of the Central Business District, it has a population of 6,341 as of 2016.
Originally referred to as the Toorak of Collingwood back in the 1880s, it later became the center of bohemianism in Melbourne. Today, it is one of the most liveable suburbs of Melbourne.
While still known as East Collingwood in the mid-1850s, this area was considered a flood prone polluted flat. It became a multi-problem suburb of Melbourne and was even described as similar to a swamp. The people who went there were also looked down by the others.
It was only in 1855 when East Collingwood was declared a municipality that improvements in the area started. Thanks to the businessmen who pushed for the proclamation of its municipal state.
During this period, East Collingwood also acquired what is now Clifton Hill after a controversial annexation process.
The suburb of Clifton was professionally laid out. Planning was more organized as evident in the reservation of land for the construction of public recreation facilities.
The area experienced its booming days or so called urbanisation in the 1880s. Population grew by half and the number of homes also went up to 7,000 from 5,000.
Clifton Hill was considered a residential suburb by the end of 1880s owing to the increase in the number of homes and shops in the area.
The Darling Gardens, a reserved area, Mayor’s Park and Quarries Park are some of the famous attractions of Clifton Hill. Queens Parade is the local shopping district which boasts Victorian era shops.
Residential Properties
In the 1960s, blocks of flats were constructed in the suburb. Most of them were located on prominent streets such as South Terrace that provides a great view of Darling Gardens.
Single and two-storey Victorian and Edwardian homes are common in the area. Some are free standing houses while the others are semi-attached types.
Public Transport
The main thoroughfares of Clifton Hill are Queens Parade, Heidelberg Road, Alexandra Parade and Hoddle Street.
Public transport are available at the Clifton Hill railway station. Tram route 86 goes through Queens Parade providing access to Smith and Bourke streets while bus routes service Hoddle Street and interchange at the railway station.
Median house price Clifton Hill
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By Wendy Chamberlain
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With a passion for all things real estate spanning 18 years, Wendy loves that her role as a Buyers Advocate gives her buyers an experienced voice they can trust when it comes to negotiating to purchase something as important as their new home or investment. Wendy considers it a privilege to be asked to help others realise such an important goal as home ownership and to be trusted with that honour. Get in touch today via www.FollowWendy.com for a no obligation chat about how Wendy can work with you and help you save time and money to secure your new home sooner.
