Set on a large 991m² allotment tucked away on a peaceful street, this three-bedroom home offers a fantastic blend of space, charm and potential to add your touches and create your dream home.
The front living room is a great size and flows easily into the dining area, creating a welcoming and connected layout for everyday living. The kitchen is spacious and practical, complete with a double sink, PuraTap and dishwasher, making meal prep a breeze. The main living space at the rear features a ceiling fan, split system air conditioning and a combustion heaterideal for year-round comfort and cosy winter nights.
The master bedroom includes a four-door built-in robe and ceiling fan, while the second bedroom also offers built-in storage and ceiling fan. The third bedroom is a flexible space, perfect as a guest room, home office or nursery.
The central bathroom is cleverly designed with a three-way layout, offering added convenience for busy households.
Out the back, you'll find a large pergola perfect for entertaining, overlooking a wide, flat yard that provides plenty of space for children, pets or future landscaping ideas. A two-car carport and a powered shed with concrete floor add even more functionality to the property.
Other features you'll love:
- Freshly painted throughout
- New carpets
- Quiet, private location
- Large allotment to enjoy your space
Located just moments from the local reserve and only a short drive to the town centre and local primary school, this property combines peace, practicality and potential. This is a home with great bones, excellent location, and all the space you need to create something truly your own.
CALL LAUREN GRANT (0427 824 650) or CLINT RAY (0419 244 502) TODAY TO ARRANGE YOUR INSPECTION
Specifications:
CT / 6219/375
Built / 1989
Council / Mount Barker District
Zoning / Residential
Land / 991sqm
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