20 Queens Court, Adelaide SA 5000

A Hidden Gem - Updated 3 Bedroom Townhouse!

This contemporary, 2003 built townhouse has had a complete makeover after being a superb investment for the current owner for the last 19 or so years. Tastefully updated throughout providing the lucky new owner the choice of moving straight in to enjoy without doing anything or placing straight onto the hot rental market for the investor!

A fantastic townhouse in a fantastic location, tucked away in a quiet, no-through road just off of West Terrace, allowing you ease of access to all parts of the city as well as the airport, Western suburbs and the Beach.

This appealing property will be perfect for 1st home buyers, city professionals, students, young families, investors or could also be a great lock up and leave option.


The Why To Buy : -)

* 3 Double bedrooms, all with built-in robes
* Main bedroom has full ensuite
* Spacious, light filled open plan living & dining area
* Stylish renovated kitchen with all new appliances and bench tops
* 2 Updated sparkling bathrooms
* Convenient separate laundry
* Private balcony with nice city outlook
* All new LED downlights
* Freshly painted throughout in neutral palate
* Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
* 1 Secure garage with auto roller door

Delivering a low maintenance, lock up and leave lifestyle and modern fixtures and fittings throughout, this home will offer its new owners unlimited options.

Conveniently located in Adelaide's trendy west-end, walking distance to Adelaide Central Market, TafeSA, the medical precinct, Adelaide High School, Uni SA, the parklands, plus so much more.

For any further information please contact Andrew Downing, The City Specialist on 0404 882 311.

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