Modern family home in a rural setting
Ray White is proud to present this 2009 built family home situated on a well-utilized and open 1000m2 allotment in the peaceful country township of Woodchester.
A perfect balance of modern style and easy living, this four-bedroom home is ideal for growing families, first home-owners, and investors alike.
Boasting plenty of shedding space and ample rainwater storage, an inspection is the only way to appreciate the full package on offer.
Internal features included:
• Large family room.
• A well-appointed kitchen with a pantry.
• Dining room with a ceiling fan.
• Reverse cycle air conditioner.
• Slow combustion heater.
• Main bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite.
• Built-in wardrobes to bedrooms 2 and 3.
• Spacious bedroom 4 with a ceiling fan.
• Main bathroom with a bath tub, separate toilet and separate powder room.
• Laundry with a storeroom and backyard access.
External features included:
• 1000m2 allotment.
• Partially fenced front yard.
• Wide side vehicle access.
• Large paved entertainment area.
• Plenty of parking space for the caravan, boat or trailers.
• Large 6m x 9m shed.
• 3m x 3m Garden Shed.
• Ample rain water storage.
A peaceful and private rural setting is centrally located only 15 minutes in either direction to the facility rich towns of Strathalbyn and Mount Barker or an easy 45 minute commute to the City of Adelaide.
Specifications:
CT | 6001/737
Council | Alexandrina
Zoning | RuS Rural Settlement
Built | 2009
Land | 1000 m2
Council Rates | $451 approx. p/q
For more information, please contact Damon Brohier available 7 days on 0422 856 686 or Damien Kuchel on 0402 996 964.
All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate; however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate, and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal advice.
