7 High Street, Willaston SA 5118

Set on a generous 856sqm (approx.) allotment in Willaston, this 1955 brick home presents endless possibilities. The property comprises 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a single carport with a roller door providing off-street parking, plus a large, powered shed. With possibility to renovate or redevelop (subject to council consent), 7 High Street Willaston is the perfect opportunity for first homeowners and investors ready to embrace its endless potential.

Features:
- Single carport with roller door.
- Concreted front verandah.
- Front door enters into the carpeted lounge.
- High ceilings throughout.
- Two good-sized carpeted bedrooms off the lounge area, both boasting large windows for natural light.
- Bedroom 1 additionally features a ceiling fan.
- Bedroom two features a split system air conditioner.
- The kitchen and meals area is equipped with an electric freestanding oven and cooktop, large stainless-steel sink, ceiling fan, window-unit air conditioner, and benchtops with additional overhead storage cupboards.
- A combined bathroom and laundry offers tiled flooring, a shower, vanity with under-bench storage, toilet and laundry trough with washing machine provision.
- A practical mudroom between the kitchen and bathroom offers external access to the backyard, with both stair and ramp options for access.
- The expansive backyard includes a large 9m x 6m concreted shed with power and sliding doors.
- Electric hot water.

- Land size: 856sqm (approx.)
- Built: 1955
- CT: 5260/543
- Council: Gawler
- Council rates: $1748 (approx.) per annum.
- Easement: Nil
- Connections: Mains water, sewer and electricity.
- Heating & Cooling: window-unit air conditioner in kitchen, split system in bedroom two, ceiling fans in bedroom one and kitchen.
- Estimated rental return: $450 - $460 (approx.) per week.

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