7 McRae Court, Strathalbyn SA 5255

Finally, a property that seems to have it all! At number 7 McRae Crt you can have your cake and eat it too! Big house, entertaining area, swimming pool, massive shed & magnificent location.

Nestled in one of Strathalbyn's most beautiful locations is this 2015 built 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home sited on a spacious 902m2 allotment. The property is ideally positioned on a no-through road and backs onto a lovely gum studded setting.

The substantially sized, well-proportioned home features an open plan island kitchen/dining/family lounge, formal lounge, master bedroom with ensuite/walk in robe, fitted out study, bedrooms 2-4 with built-in robes, 3-way family bathroom and laundry with built-in cupboards. Some key internal improvements include ducted reverse cycle air conditioning with touch screen control, walk-in pantry, large kitchen cupboards, 900mm oven/gas cook-top, walk-in storage room, quality floor coverings, NBN connected with cat6 wiring direct to study / TV positions, tinted north facing windows and internal/ external insulation.

Now for the fun bit. Under the main roof is a generous sized alfresco area which overlooks the beautiful in-ground Narellan swimming pool. The deluxe easy care 10 x 4m mineral swimming pool is complete with electric heater, solar blanket and superb glass fencing. And.... That's not a shed! This is a shed! Positioned on the western boundary is a ripper 12 x 6.5 shed with high clearance, power, lighting, concrete floor and pit! Halleluiah! Space for the van and the toys! Further external improvements include 5KW Solar system, irrigated lawns, rainwater storage and 2 x garden sheds. Walk to nearby parklands and walking trails. This is Living!

CT / 6128/241
Council / Alexandrina Council
Zoning / Residential
Land / 902m2
Council Rates / TBA
SA Water / $74.45 pq
ES Levy / TBA

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