5 Young Court Mount Barker, SA 5251

Contemporary Classic

This spectacular 1999 built home offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas and is situated on a spacious 857m2 allotment that is located in a quiet cul-de-sac of Mount Barker; which provides a sense of serenity within the hills.

A perfect balance of modern style and easy living, this established home has been expertly designed for families. An open-plan configuration includes a lounge and dining area plus a central kitchen. This really goes beyond the average family home. Entertaining is a breeze with a large sliding door opening out to an extensive 9.45m x 3.95m outdoor entertaining area, which continues out to a well-maintained lawn area at the rear of the property.

An inspection is really the only way to appreciate the full package on offer.

Internal features include:

• Large open plan living.
• Additional living area.
• Four spacious bedrooms.
• Master bedroom with a walk-in robe and ensuite.
• Built-in robes in bedrooms 2, 3 and 4.
• Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning.

External features include:

• Extensive outdoor entertaining areas.
• Single carport.
• Low maintenance front and backyard.
• 857m2 fully fenced allotment.
• 2.95m x 2.96m rear shed.

It is conveniently located in the highly sought-after Adelaide Hills in the suburb of Mount Barker; offering excellent restaurants, cafes, cinema and proximity to local schools and public transport. With Adelaide CBD available within just 30 minutes! This is a true haven whether you are looking to retire, start a family or soak in the lifestyle.

Specifications:
CT | 5217/882
Council | District Council of Mount Barker
Built | 1999
Land Size | 857m2
Zoning | Z4201- Neighbourhood
Council Rates | TBA

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