2/19 St Anns Place, Parkside SA 5063

You will appreciate the olde worlde features of this beautiful single fronted cottage which is just behind the brush fence and located in one of Adelaide's finest eastern suburbs.

The property has been well maintained by the current owners, and combines original features with a modern rear extension and boasts original fireplaces and polished floor boards.

The ambiance of this property is peaceful and inviting.

The entry way leads you into a spacious passage with one of the double bedrooms to your right, this room features a beautiful fire place and an ornate window overlooking the front garden, to the left is currently the master bedroom with a large walk-in robe with a large window overlooking the side garden.

The high ceilings throughout this property including the extension give you the feeling of space which is appealing, and making the property light and bright at the same time. The bathroom is in the middle of the home and consists of a shower, toilet and vanity.

The kitchen overlooks the living and dining room and consists of white cabinetry with timber bench tops, gas cooking and stainless-steel dishwasher, also with access to the laundry.

The large open plan living and dining room has a cathedral ceiling and finished in solid timber trimmings together with polished floor boards and boasts an abundance of natural light, this room overlooks the back deck and landscaped gardens.

The property has rear lane access and there is off street parking via a double remote-controlled roller door.

The property comes complete with ducted reverse cycle air conditioning and a security alarm system.

Currently tenanted this would be the perfect property for an investor, or if you are looking to downsize this would be the ideal home.

Just 5 minutess to the City and just a short walk to local parks and cafes.

Sitting on the deck looking out to the garden with a glass of bubbles in hand will certainly appeal to many buyers.

What are you waiting for!

Taplin Group of Companies RLA 1836