A rare opportunity presents itself as this charming three bedroom, one bathroom home offers easy-care living at its finest. Boasting low maintenance living, this home is perfect for retirees, those looking to downsize, first home-owners or investors.
The natural light and neutral tones give you a feeling of warmth and comfort as you enter the open plan living and dining area. The kitchen offers views across the gardens, whilst providing functionality and everything you need to entertain family and friends.
The three bedrooms share a bathroom with separate toilet and all bedrooms have built in robes. If that isn’t enough, step outside into the spacious outdoor entertaining area, offering the perfect setting to relax and unwind.
Other features you’ll love:
- Fans in all bedrooms
- Split a/c to the living areas
- Dishwasher included for convenience
- Tiled wood-look flooring to the living and dining for style and easy cleaning
- Security screens to the front and back door
- Environmentally friendly Marmoleum flooring in the bedrooms
- Veggie garden & fruit trees
- 3.5kw (approx.) of Solar
- Single carport with auto door and drive through access
- Gutter guards
Walking distance to the Mount Barker South Primary, St Marks and Mount Barker High School along with the local recreation centre, Keith Stephenson Park and sporting oval, this property is in an ideal location. With public transport, supermarkets and the Mount Barker Central shopping hub on your doorstep, this affordable property combines low maintenance living in an effortlessly convenient location.
*Currently tenanted until 27th May 2023 at $450/week.
CALL RUTH FERGUSON (0497 760 570) or CLINT RAY (0419 244 502) TODAY TO ARRANGE YOUR INSPECTION
Specifications:
CT / 5984 / 140
Built / 2004
Council / Mount Barker
Council Rates / $571 pq
SA Water / $68.85 pq
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