- Young woman crashed red Holden sedan into living room of double story house
- 21-year-old taken to hospital for minor injuries after 3am Point Cook crash
- Man and woman living at house were unharmed as they were upstairs at time
A young woman crashed her car into the living room of a brick house in Melbourne overnight.
The 21-year-old became airborne in the red Holden sedan before it crashed through the house at Point Cook early Wednesday morning.
A Victoria Police spokesperson said the car was travelling along Featherbrook Drive.
A young woman crashed her car (pictured) into living room of a house in Melbourne overnight
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21-year-old became airborne in a red Holden sedan before crashing through Point Cook house
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There are reports the 21-year-old woman lost control of the car (pictured) and hit a garden embankment in front of the property
‘[The car] struck the side of the double story property shortly after 3am,’ a police spokesman said.
The young woman was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
The man and woman who live in the house were upstairs and were uninjured at the time of the crash.
There are reports the 21-year-old woman lost control of the car and hit a garden embankment in front of the property, according to Sunrise.
The house is now being assessed for structural stability.
Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
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The 21-year-old woman was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after the crash
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The man and woman who live in house were upstairs and were uninjured at time of the crash
The crash comes less than three days after a fatal car accident in the same suburb which claimed the lives of three people.
The head-on collision on Palmers Road, Point Cook left one 35-year-old woman initially fighting for life but is now in a stable condition with serious injuries.
One car flipped and another caught fire on Christmas Eve, increasing the road toll this holiday season to 12 since December 15.