Welcome to 5 Union Court, Gilles Plains - a beautifully 3-bedroom home offering modern comfort, energy efficiency, and relaxed family living in a quiet court location.
Perfectly suited for first-home buyers, families, downsizers, or investors, this stylish property has been thoughtfully updated throughout, allowing you to simply move in and enjoy.
Step inside to discover a fresh and contemporary interior featuring light-filled living spaces, a modern renovated kitchen, and three well-sized bedrooms designed for everyday comfort. Outside, the generous backyard provides the perfect space for entertaining, kids to play, or simply relaxing in your own private outdoor retreat.
Adding even more value, the home includes solar panels to help reduce energy costs and improve efficiency year-round.
Conveniently located close to schools, shopping centres, parks, public transport, and only a short drive to the Adelaide CBD, this home offers both lifestyle and convenience in a highly sought-after location.
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Key Features:
Torrens Title, Free Standing
Three generous bedrooms
Light-filled open-plan living and dining
Well-appointed modern kitchen
Big garage/workshop
Solar penal available
Alarm System
Good sized backyard ideal for families and entertaining
Close to schools, shops, parks, and public transport
Whether you're looking to move straight in or invest in a high-demand location, this is an outstanding opportunity to secure a quality home in a thriving lifestyle precinct.
Specifications:
• CT: 5418/284
• Council: Port Adelaide Enfield
• Built: 1992
• Land Size: 533sqm (Approx.)
• Building Size: 199sqm (Approx.)
• Council rate: 310 PQ (Approx.)
• ESL: 145.7 PA (Approx.)
RLA 339748
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