3 East Terrace Strathalbyn, SA 5255

Location, Scenery & Tranquility

This stunning 1960's beautiful family home is located in the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula township of Strathalbyn. It offers buyers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Strathalbyn history; one that can only be described as remarkable.

Outside you are welcomed to one of the last large allotments on East Terrace with a substantial 1,305m2 allotment, with a substantial 5.4 x 7.5m garage/work shed. The yard is the hidden treasure of the home with plenty of space for children and pets alike, being fully fenced and easy/low maintenance.

Internal features include:

• 3 generously sized bedrooms
• Master bedroom and bedroom 3 with built-in robes
• Lovely northwest facing sunroom
• Ceiling fan in the living area
• Split system air conditioner
• Updated kitchen
• Separate toilet

External features include:

• 5.4 x 7.5m garage/work shed
• One of the last sizeable 1,305m2 allotment on East Terrace
• Fully fenced yard
• Updated roof (4 years)

Nearby features:

• 1-minute drive to the Historical Strathalbyn High Street
• 3-minute walk to Strathalbyn Tennis Club
• 4-minute drive to Strathalbyn Football Club
• 5-minute walk to Robin Hood Hotel
• 5-minute walk to Local Schools

This home ticks all the right boxes for young couples, first home buyers, retirees, investors or anyone seeking a contemporary low maintenance option for life on the go. Just move in and enjoy all that Strathalbyn has to offer being less than an hour to Adelaide and 20 minutes to Mount Barker.

For more information, contact Joshua Bagley available 7 days on 0487 823 645.

Specifications:
CT / 5261/838
Council / Alexandrina
Built / 1960
Land / 1,305 m
Zoning / Residential
Council Rates / $1,502 approx

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