4/6 Bridge Crescent, Port Lincoln SA 5606

Relax in comfort with this highly maintained executive unit.
Luxury 3 bedroom unit, with it's split level modern living and low maintenance life style could be yours.
Located between Bridge Crescent and St Andrews Drive and just a short walk to the Marina Hotel and Port Lincoln Leisure Centre, this beautiful unit is located in the perfect position.

Court yard privacy at the southern end of the property ideally set for low maintenance living which features lawn, pavers and brush fencing giving you the feeling of peace and privacy.
At the northern end of the property is a single under main roof garage with access into another private paved court yard which would be suitable to set up the BBQ and outdoor setting. Bi-fold doors from the court yard enters into the open plan lounge and dining space.

The kitchen offers a great amount of storage with overhead cupboards and a corner pantry. Stainless steel appliances with gas cook top and raised breakfast bar set in neutral tones is sure to please.
The main bathroom is fully tiled from floor to ceiling with separate bath, glass shower alcove, two separate vanities and toilet, quality tapware which are all flick mixers.
Bedroom 2 and 3 have quality carpet and feature built in robes, the master bedroom is a great size with glass opening doors to the paved and lawn courtyard with the bonus of a walk in robe. The ensuite has a twin built-in vanity with large mirror, glass shower alcove, second toilet and once again floor to ceiling tiling.

Cleverly designed baulk head ceilings and split level design give the sense of extra space.
Grab this opportunity to invest in your own piece of Marina paradise.

This property is currently tenanted at $330 per week on a periodic basis.

Community Title plan 22811

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