'RiverRush'
Perfectly positioned on the waterfront of 'Old Clayton Bay' this property can only be described as tranquil.
A rare opportunity to acquire a property of some 1429m2 (approximately) where the River meets the Lake.
Immaculately presented the main home built in 2003, features uninterrupted water views down the River and across to Hindmarsh Island.
Easily a permanent home, the two bedrooms are spacious, the master complete with private door to the front deck and WIR. A renovated bathroom is well appointed with a separate toilet located off the laundry.
The heart of any home is the kitchen and this home is no exception. Beautiful timber cupboards together with a walk in pantry provide plenty of storage.
The breakfast bar overlooks the casual living, dining and family room.
Enjoy entertaining on the deck that wraps around this beautifully maintained log home or sit back and watch the winter storms in front of the combustion fire. There are also split system air conditioners for all year comfort.
The boathouse, built in 50's, located next to the main home, also presents beautifully. Comprising open living, a separate master bedroom with direct access to the bathroom.
Able to be used as additional living from the main home or guest accommodation for additional income.
Meander the garden where there is a surprise around every corner, including a Petanque court, enjoy a game of cricket on the back lawn or enjoy a fire and a game of chess in the court yard. Built with meticulous planning and a lot of love, the cubby house will provide hours of entertainment for children, or a place to hide for adults.
Living so close to the water, water sports are endless, kayak, ski, fish or just have a dip at the end of a hot day.
Both rain and lake water are connected to the property with mains water available. There is also a 3kW solar system
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