21 Amelia Court, Sorell TAS 7172

Buyers in the $410,000 + price range should inspect.

This gorgeous brick veneer home built in 2008 would be perfect for first home buyers, families and investors alike. Nestled in the growing suburb of Sorell, 21 Amelia Court is surrounded by good quality homes and is only seconds from supermarkets, doctors, chemist, cafes, the local school, tavern, public transport and more.

This fully finished property emanates homely vibes and it is clear it has been genuinely loved by its fastidious owners. With an open plan kitchen, dining and living area being the first stop upon entry, you will not be disappointed. This area is spacious, light, bright and provides access to the rear entertaining area; creating a seamless flow of indoor / outdoor living. The galley style kitchen with clean lines and tiled flooring, has ample bench and storage space.

Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms all with built-in robes, and the master bedroom has the added luxury of an ensuite. The family bathroom has a separate shower and bath. The toilet is located adjacent to the bathroom for added convenience. The laundry is also separate.
The 598m2 block is level with established gardens and is low maintenance, ensuring easy access and comfort.
-Year built 2008
-Brick veneer
-Land size 598m2
-Well cared for
-Established good quality homes area
-Entertaining area accessed off dining area including spa.
-Very private
-Low maintenance
-Close to shops etc
-Behind the property is public open space
-Single garage with internal access

Sorell is the gateway to the beautiful Tasman Peninsula and pristine East Coast. Residents can enjoy access to some of the best beaches, wineries and fishing spots as well as prime retreat locations in Tasmania. Alternatively, you can head down the peninsula for a scenic drive passing many historical landmarks.

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