15 Scarvell Avenue, Trott Park SA 5158

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This four bedroom home is loaded with warmth and character. With an abundance of space throughout, this quality residence boasts a spacious front lounge and dining area upon entry with combustion fire for heating.

A gorgeous timber kitchen with dishwasher, large chef cooktop with ample cupboard and bench space that overlooks the open plan family/living area also offering a split system air conditioner.

Master bedroom features large walk in robe and access to the two-way bathroom which has been updated. The further three bedrooms are a great size and offer built in robes and ceiling fans. The laundry has also been updated and features loads of cupboard and storage space.

Outdoors offers a place to rest and relax with low maintenance gardens, a large undercover entertaining area and with plenty of grass for the children & pets to play.

Nestled in the Trott Park Precinct and close to local shops and schools as well as walking distance to the Trott Park dog park, you will find living in this quiet location fantastic.

The friendly coastal suburb of Hallett Cove which is only a few minutes away offers interesting geological features best enjoyed from the clifftop board walk through Hallett Cove Conservation Park. Enjoy a morning coffee at the popular Boatshed Café before hiking through the park where the rocky formations and ocean splendour will amaze you.

Extras we love;
- Gas heater potbelly
- Automated watering system
- Large tool shed

Daniel Nichols 0402 850 313
(08) 8328 1400 | harcourtsplus.com.au
We Create Success | Trott Park

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