14 Edward Street, Springton SA 5235

1018m2. A lovely character filled three bedroom home in the quiet town of Springton, approximately half an hours drive to Gawler and Tanunda, less than 50 minutes to Tea Tree Plaza and Elizabeth City Centre.

LAND :
1,018m2 Allotment gently rising from Angas Street, with a small lawned front yard and a large lawned back yard. The property is well fenced with Colorbond fencing, with access via double gates from both Angas and Edward Streets. The access off Angas Street provides an opportunity to add a carport, garage or both. A stone paved path leads from the driveway to the front verandah. A low retaining wall behind the house partially divides the rear yard into two levels.

RESIDENCE:
This stone and blue board rendered home provides around 100m2 or 10.5 squares of living under the main roof. Entry to the dwelling is via the raised front verandah which has an exposed stone wall base. The hallway from the front door leads past the main bedroom, with its built-in robe, past bedroom two and to the lounge. From the lounge enter the upgraded kitchen with a corner pantry, above and below bench cupboards, a dishwasher, a double stainless steel sink and a five hob gas stove with a 600mm wide oven. All these rooms have high ceilings of over 2.8m as well as polished floorboards. From the kitchen enter the dining room with laminate flooring and a sliding glass door that leads to the rear verandah which, due to its size (over 30m2), offers scope for outside undercover entertaining. Off the dining room is the smaller third bedroom, also with laminate flooring, as well as the modern bathroom with floor to ceiling white wall tiles, vanity, corner shower with screen and toilet. Off bedroom two is a small sunroom with tiled flooring and from here enter a utility room, with a concrete floor, which would make a great games room. French doors from the utility room lead to the paved yard next to the Edward Street entry. Separate from the dwelling and just beyond the rear verandah is the stone building which is the laundry. This large room is equipped with bench, cupboards and sink. The home is cooled by ducted evaporative air conditioning.

OTHER IMPROVEMENTS:
Behind the laundry is a slim line, poly rainwater tank. In the southeast corner of the rear yard is a garden shed of approximately 4.3m x 3.5m. A rotary clothes line, set in a stone paved setting and located near to the laundry, completes the rear yard.