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Pakenham

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Pakenham

Pakenham

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Listed 20 October 2026Listing ID eef81bd9

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27 Lakeside Boulevard

Pakenham, VIC 3810

3
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
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600 m²

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Property description

About this property

Modern family home opposite the lake

Four bedrooms, open plan kitchen and living, ducted heating and cooling, double garage.

Local neighbourhood

Pakenham, VIC 3810

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Costs to buy this home

Stamp duty at $790,000, the top of the advertised range, for an established home.

First home, you live in it	$42,470
A home you live in	$42,470
An investment	$42,470

SRO Victoria — general land transfer duty current rates, checked 2026-11-03. General information only, not financial or credit advice.

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Before you buy

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R1NowFor sale since 20 Oct 2026 — 21 days on the market. Offers over $750,000.
R2Price changesNone since we began recording on 3 Nov 2026.

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Your checklist for VIC

Read the vendor statement (section 32) and the contract before you signIt holds important information about the property, including encumbrances. Consider a lawyer or conveyancer.
Planning controlsZoning and overlays can limit building and changes to the property. Check nearby planning permits too — they can change the area’s character, noise and traffic.
Flood and fire riskHow they affect land management, the buildings and insurance.
Building permits and safetyConfirm past building work was approved. An inspection can check electrical safety, illegal work, pool fencing, asbestos and termites.
Land boundariesCheck that fences and buildings match the measurements on the title.
Owners corporationShared property may come with fees and rules that limit what you can do, such as pet bans.
Service connectionsWater, sewerage, electricity, gas, phone and internet may not be connected, or may cost money to connect.
Insurance for recent building workAsk about owner-builder insurance or the builder’s warranty for recent renovations.
Read the contract and every document the seller gives you before you signA conveyancer or solicitor should review them with you.
Building and pest inspectionBy a qualified inspector, before you commit or as a condition of the contract.
The titleWho owns it, and any easements, covenants or caveats on it.
Zoning, flood, bushfire and heritageThe official maps and the council — they can limit what you can build or change, and what insurance costs.
Strata or owners corporation (a unit or townhouse)The fees, the rules (pets, renovations) and the records of meetings and repairs.
Finance and insuranceFinance approved before any finance date in the contract; insurance from the day the risk passes to you.

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Land and zoning

From the state's planning data. Facts, not advice.

Zone: General Residential Zone - Schedule 1 (GRZ1)
Council: Cardinia
Land size: 600 m² (from the listing)

Zone from Vicmap Planning (Department of Transport and Planning) (CC BY 4.0), checked 7 Nov 2026. Overlays may also apply: see VicPlan — zones, overlays and a planning property report.

This is the zone, not a permission. Whether this land can be subdivided or built on depends on the planning rules, overlays, covenants and a permit. Ask a town planner or the council.

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