11 Chartreuse Court, Aldinga Beach SA 5173

Situated amongst other gorgeous homes, at the end of a quiet court, in the lovely Bayswood Estate is 11 Chartreuse Court, Aldinga Beach. Offered for the first time by the original owners, this fantastic four bedroom home offers all the "must haves", without blowing the budget. Recently painted throughout, new carpets and window fittings, this marvellous home only has one thing missing - its new owners!

The home has a huge master bedroom at the front of the home, with a retreat/home office. This room also possesses a neat en-suite bathroom, ceiling fan and walk in wardrobe. The formal lounge and dine is also at the front of the house. A perfect space to use as another lounge room, play room and/or games room.

Bedrooms 2, 3 and 4 are all a good size and are made complete with ceiling fans. The tidy, main bathroom, with adjacent separate toilet, services these three bedrooms. The "hub" of this great property is its large, open plan kitchen, dining and living area. A magnificent space that over looks the brilliant backyard and seamlessly opens up to the sizeable outdoor entertaining area.

Remaining inside for a moment, some extra features include a split system, NBN, walk in pantry, internal access from the double garage and gas instantaneous hot water (under 18 months old). Outside, through the double sliding doors off the living room, you'll love the large, decked, alfresco entertaining area. This space, which I'm sure you'll enjoy all year round, overlooks the sizeable, well maintained backyard with ample lawn space and tidy garden beds. Peacefully and privately located at the end of the court, this home is a short walk to great parks/playgrounds, wetland walking trails, local schools and the shopping centre. A home suited to a family, or a savvy portfolio addition for the investor.

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