105 Hurling Drive, Mount Barker SA 5251

This spectacular 1992 Rossdale built home offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas and is situated on a spacious 800m2 allotment that is located in a quiet location; 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 a fully enclosed entertaining area, which continues out to the 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 sitting area, walk-in robe, and ensuite.
* Built-in robe in bedroom 3.
* Split system air-conditioning.
* Combustion wood heater.

External features include:
* Spacious undercover entertainment area.
* Single carport.
* Low maintenance front and backyard.
* 800 sqm fully fenced allotment.
* 7.4m x 5.5m rear garage.
* 4.18kW solar system.

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 / 6131/110
Council / District Council of Mount Barker
Built / 1992
Land Size / 800 sqm
Zoning / Residential
Council Rates / $2,600.00 p/a


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