$700 per week
Available: 14th of December 2024
This pretty-as-a-picture weatherboard home, circa 1958, offers ample character and lifestyle, primed for you to embrace everything the Adelaide Hills have to offer.
Features Include:
Expansive living area
Spacious kitchen with stone-look benchtops, stainless-steel appliances, and bold tiled splashback
Additional family and dining areas, with combustion fireplace for toasty winters
Three generous bedrooms, all with wall-to-wall built in robes
Family bathroom with bathtub
Extensive deck ready for summer entertaining
Gentle sloping hills with established gardens spanning lush lawns, agapanthus, veggie patch, and idyllic creek
More to love:
Single carport and additional off-street parking
Split system air-conditioning to Kitchen, living area and bedroom
Slate tiled floors and plush carpets
Concealed European laundry to bathroom
Located just a stone's throw away from numerous amenities in Aldgate, including shops, cafes, supermarkets, and popular Fred Eatery. Close to Stirling, Heathfield, Aldgate and Heathfield Primary schools as well as numerous private schooling options. Weekends are sorted with the best of the Adelaide Hills Wine Region at your doorstep, while it's less than half an hour to the Adelaide CBD.
Water Charges: Tenant to pay usage and supply
Furniture: Unfurnished except piano and timber bookcase/cabinet in living
Exclusions: Shed and Wood in the wood sheds and stacked in rear yard
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