16 Matilda Street, Port Lincoln SA 5606

If you've been searching for a property that blends timeless charm with modern potential, this bungalow-style home could be the one. Rich in character and dating back to the 1920s–1930s, it boasts all the hallmarks of the era-soaring high ceilings, polished timber floorboards, generously sized rooms, and beautiful Art Deco-inspired details including ornate ceiling roses and architraves. A feature open fireplace enhances the classic appeal, while the inviting front porch provides the perfect spot to relax and watch the world go by.

Inside, the home's kitchen and dining area has been tastefully updated with fresh white cabinetry and a freestanding electric oven, complemented by a split system reverse cycle air conditioner for year-round comfort. A second split system in the front room (which could be utilised as either a lounge or bedroom) ensures the living spaces are well-equipped for modern living. The bathroom, also updated, features a shower-over-bath, toilet, and a large vanity.

Step outside and you'll find a spacious undercover entertaining area, ideal for family gatherings or weekend barbecues. The backyard offers something for everyone-rainwater storage, a sandpit for the kids, a garden shed, and additional shedding for storage or workshop use.

This property's location is as convenient as it gets-within walking distance to the town centre, close to schools, hospital facilities, and even with a doctor's surgery right across the road.

Currently tenanted with a periodic lease at $320 per week gives you the freedom to continue to rent out, or move in when you are ready.

For more details or to make an appointment to view contact Bronte George.

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