25 Henry Street, Plympton SA 5038

Room to roam, a pool at its feet, and the perfect dose of potential proves that this 1950-built family home - perfectly positioned between the city and sea - is as much an investment in lifestyle as it is an investment in your financial future.

That easy lifestyle is enhanced by the freedom and functionality of a home with four bedrooms - including two worthy of master status at the front of the home - and a 2001-built extension that grants views and access to a huge rear yard and that enviable pool.

Tying it all together are those much-loved 50s features; the decorative ceilings and original pine floors of the original home form a warming introduction to that light-filled extension boasting an open-plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage space.

But the true beauty comes from what it can be...

There's certainly no rush, but a fresh render of the façade, that dreamy new kitchen, and a sleek bathroom upgrade could all catapult the looks, livability and value of a home that already boasts an enviable proximity to the best of all worlds...

Just seven minutes from the beach and 10 from the CBD, you can add days at the beach and nights on the town to your social CV. That's if you aren't hosting pool parties and dinner under the pergola at home, of course.

More reasons why we love this home:
- Reverse cycle heating and cooling in the rear extension
- Huge rear shed - could be the ultimate 'man cave'
- Provisions for heating to salt chlorinated pool
- New built-in robes to master bedroom
- Walking distance to Plympton Park Primary and Glandore Kindergarten
- Walking distance to reserve and dog park
- Close to great shopping at Kurralta Central shopping precinct
- And much more.

Specifications:
CT / 5721/212
Council / City of West Torrens
Zoning / R'18
Built / 1958
Land / 836m2
Internal / 163m2
Frontage / 18.29m
Council Rates / $1233.00pa
SA Water / $210.77pq
ES Levy / $278.35pa

The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed and all interested parties should seek independent advice.