53 Aver Avenue, Daw Park SA 5041

Dear Buyers,


With impressive street presence and on one of the nicest tree lined Avenues in Daw Park, this character laden Bungalow represents great value for money and a unique opportunity to establish yourself in this increasingly popular suburb.

The façade is most impressive with the crisp white exterior and unique Heritage Listed shop front…As you enter into the front living room you will appreciate the harmonious ambience it exudes and the abundance of natural light which streams through. It has lovely features such as the charming floorboards, original leadlight windows plus a large cellar.

The home offers great space and flexibility as it comprises of 4 bedrooms (3 with built-in robes), the option of 2 living areas (or one ideal as home office), a modern streamlined bathroom which displays a restful bath, suspended vanity and w.c., whilst the contemporary style kitchen which has a sleek modern design provides ample storage and work space, a mirrored splashback, overhead cupboards, pantry, 75cm wide ‘Blanco’ oven, induction cooktop plus dishwasher and rangehood.

Adjacent is light filled family/meals which has a groovy vibe and an original sandstock red brick wall feature…it’s a perfect space to sit and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. You also have access to the delightful outdoor established garden…

Features:
Baltic pine floorboards
Reverse cycle split systems
Plantation shutters
Ceiling fans/light

There is plenty of room in the established garden area for children to run around in and also for outdoor entertaining…a sliding gate provides access from the street to a shade covered pergola/carport.

Overall, this cheery home has so much to offer especially for the buyer who is keen to move into this most sought after suburb - it is situated only 15 minutes or less to Adelaide’s desired locations (i.e. beach, hills and city) and within close proximity to popular cafes and bakeries on Winston Avenue plus several local schools and shopping centres…also on bus route to Flinders!

Kind regards,

Debi Zecevich and Peter Fried