16 Rodda Avenue, Port Lincoln SA 5606

This beautifully presented home offers comfort, style, and convenience, making it ideal for first-home buyers, downsizers, or investors looking to grow their portfolio.

Step inside and be welcomed by warm, thoughtfully designed interiors filled with natural light and refreshing cross breezes that flow effortlessly throughout the home. The open-plan lounge and dining area seamlessly connect to a functional kitchen, featuring a gas cooktop and electric under-bench oven – perfect for everyday living or entertaining.

Relax on the front deck while taking in the stunning sea views, or enjoy year-round comfort with reverse cycle air conditioning in the living areas. The master suite includes a walk-in robe and direct access to the dual-access bathroom, while two additional bedrooms are spacious and inviting. The bathroom offers a shower, vanity, and separate toilet for convenience, complemented by a compact, functional tiled laundry with built-in storage.

Outside, the low-maintenance grounds offer a blank canvas for your landscaping ideas, with a secure fenced 752m² allotment providing off-street parking and space for vehicle storage.

Currently tenanted until February 2026 at $400 per week, this home represents an excellent entry into the current market or a valuable addition to your investment portfolio. Ideally located within easy reach of Port Lincoln's CBD, childcare centres, local schools, and medical facilities, this property truly combines lifestyle, location, and potential.

Don't miss this opportunity to secure a modern home with strong investment appeal and coastal charm.

For further information, please contact Carl Semmler or Jaclyn Hage.

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