Tucked away in a peaceful complex, this beautifully updated top-floor unit offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience and modern charm. Whether you're a first-home buyer, investor or downsizer, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a well-maintained home in one of Adelaide's most underrated suburbs.
Step inside and be welcomed by a light-filled, open-plan living area that flows seamlessly into a stylishly refreshed kitchen, offering ample storage, while the sparkling bathroom - complete with laundry provisions - adds to the home's effortless appeal.
With two balconies offering dual access, you'll love the flexibility of coming and going with ease. A dedicated carport ensures secure parking, while the well-kept common areas enhance the overall sense of tranquility.
Location doesn't get much better than this. Pasadena Foodland, known for its gourmet produce, is just moments away, while nearby parks and walking trails provide the perfect weekend escape. Plus, with easy transport links to the CBD and Flinders University, this home is as convenient as it is charming.
Excellent schooling options are within easy reach, including Unley High School, Springbank Secondary College, Scotch College, and Mercedes College. Primary schools are also conveniently close, with Clapham Primary School and St Joseph's Primary School, plus childcare & kindergarten at your fingertips.
Opportunities like this don't come around often - secure your slice of Pasadena today!
Specifications:
CT / 5059/196
Council / City of Mitcham
Zoning / Suburban Neighbourhood
Built / 1971
Council Rates / $1,385.20 p.a approx.
Strata Fees / $560.64 p.q approx.
SA Water / $165.55 p.q approx. (Supply + Sewerage)
Strata Manager / Strata Data
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