10 Myall Avenue, Murray Bridge SA 5253

Meticulously and tastefully renovated c. 1920 freestone symmetrical cottage in the heart of Murray Bridge.

Featuring an abundance of character from yesteryear and complete with added modern conveniences and luxuries for easy living.

Grand entrance hall with polished timber flooring through to the formal lounge which is complete with slow combustion heater and reverse cycle air conditioning for all year round climate control.

Three extra large bedrooms all with built ins & ceiling fans, sparkling bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles, rainfall shower & frameless screen, bath, quality tapware & lovely bowl style hand basin.

The kitchen is simply stunning and boasts bamboo wood flooring, 900mm electric oven/cooktop, dishwasher, beautiful cabinetry including pantry, breakfast bar and trendy pendant lights. The adjoining dining/family room provides a wonderful space for family dinners and also includes further storage cupboards and split system air conditioner. The dining leads to a brilliant semi-enclosed entertaining area with space for gatherings, polished aggregate concrete floor plus outdoor kitchen with built in barbecue.

Large enclosed rear yard with access to the colourbond 12 x 6m shed with cement floor and power, lawned area, various fruit trees and cubby house for the kids.

A truly wonderful home in an impeccable central convenient location close to the vibrant town centre.

We thank over vendors for allowing us to market their property.

For more information or for any real estate enquires, current market trends or to sell your property please call Jack Freestone 0435 207 475.

CT- Volume 5089 Folio 425
Council Rates - $1669.32 per annum

RLA 178186


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