103 Moseley Street, Glenelg South SA 5045

Perfectly positioned on a rare and commanding corner allotment of 869m2 this solid family home offers endless opportunity in the tightly held and highly sought-after locale of Glenelg South.

Cornering two of the best streets in the area being Moseley and Weewanda Street, you are located just 400m to the golden sands of the South Esplanade and 1km from the cosmopolitan Jetty Road which offers a steady supply of specialty shops, restaurants and cafes.

Whether you are looking for a comfortable family home, a property you can add value to, a dream parcel of land to build on or a redevelopment opportunity (STCC) the choice here is yours.

Key Features:
- Spacious, open plan living and dining with stone feature wall
- Upgraded kitchen with quality appliances, breakfast bar and ample storage space
- Casual living and dining area overlooked by the kitchen
- Large master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk in robe
- Bedrooms 2 & 3 generous in size and with built in robes
- Renovated family bathroom complete with bath, shower, vanity and separate toilet
- Separate laundry with third toilet and shower
- Evaporative cooling and ducted gas heating
- Double garage with side access from Weewanda Street
- Lock up tool shed/workshop
- Vine covered alfresco entertaining area
- Mature, front and rear yards with multiple fruit trees and veggie patches
- Additional garden shed

Less than a 500m walk to the trendy cafes, restaurants and shops on Broadway you are within close proximity to quality schools such as Brighton High (zoned), Glenelg Primary, Sacred Heart, Immanuel College & St Peter's Woodlands Grammar as well as being within walking distance to convenient public transport.


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