29 Bray Street, Plympton Park SA 5038

Auction Saturday 7th May 2022 at 10.30am (USP)

Price Guide $880,000

Tucked away behind a private front fence with secure automatic gate is this beautiful1925 Bungalow, beautifully presented and well situated on its 700m² (approx.) allotment.

Stately double doors welcome you into the wide entry hall with high ornate ceilings and really sets the scene. The home offers an adaptable floorplan comprising of 4 spacious bedrooms plus office/study or 5th bedroom. Plus, a formal lounge in the original part of the home which could be used as another bedroom and an open plan living/dine at the rear.

The master bedroom has a two-way ensuite, and the other bedrooms are well serviced by the family bathroom.

The kitchen is located right in the heart of the home overlooking the dining and living areas as well as the rear deck and garden beyond.

The floors throughout are polished timber and sandstone, giving it a warm and earthy feel. The home has new overhead fans, reverse cycle air conditioning and a crackling wood fireplace in the family room.

The rear deck is covered and faces north, perfect for year-round entertaining. The garden is low maintenance with lush lawns and garden beds around the perimeter.
There is also a double garage, drive through carport and driveway leading into the rear.
Close to shopping, public transport and schools. For more details call Tric Tuckfield 0438 651 348.

Zoned- R - Residential\8 - Marion Plains
Council- Marion
Rates- TBA
ESL-
SA Water-
Land size- 700m² approx
CT- 5389/31
Built- 1925

Auction is the 7th May 2022 at 10.30am on site Unless Sold Prior. Terms and conditions will be available three business days prior to at the Harcourts Wine Coast office at Shop 34, Aldinga Central Shopping Centre and at the property 30 minutes prior on the day of auction.

All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own enquiries.