14 Blight Street, Ridleyton SA 5008

The considered design fills the large open plan living spaces with natural light, incorporating a vast central kitchen and spacious lounge area. The open dining space leads directly outdoors to the 'LouvreTec' entertaining zone.

3m ceiling heights in the main living spaces, coupled with flexible off-street parking choices, offers a level of prestige and versatility rarely found in this part of Adelaide.

Your children or small pets will revel on the lawned area, framed with easy care greenery and planter boxes.

Things we love:
- Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
- 3 metre ceilings to the living areas, 2.7 ceilings to the remainder of the home
- Double, side by side garage with automatic roller door and rear yard access for a third vehicle
- LouvreTec outdoor entertaining area complete with a gas point for your bbq
- Entrance hall with feature niche
- North facing living area

The colour scheme and finishes have been thoughtfully chosen, a striking selection of neutral tones ready for your personal stamp.
This home is beautifully presented - a true credit to the owners.

Located just moments to the trendy precinct of Queen Street with gorgeous vintage buys, Abbots & Kinney for divine baked goods, homewares and a choice of restaurants. On the weekends, make your way over to Plant 4 Bowden with its mix of activities, weekly markets and events.

North Adelaide golf course, the aquatic centre, Adelaide Oval and O'Connell Street restaurants are at your fingertips. Forever family friendly with parks, playgrounds, child care and schools, this secret will be one you won't want to miss.

Council rates: $1,452.50 pa
Water rates: $206.85 pq
ES Levy: $141.95 pa
Year Built: 2008

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