8 Quartz Place, Sheidow Park SA 5158

This charming, three-bedroom, two-bathroom courtyard home built by Homestead Homes in 2001, is conveniently located near transport, shops, schools, parks and playgrounds. Situated in a picturesque tree-lined street in popular Sheidow Park, this home oozes natural light with a homely country feel! You will feel comfortable and secure the moment you walk through the front door.

Features we love:
- Master bedroom with walk-in robe, ensuite, R/C split system air-conditioning, ceiling fan & sea glimpses!
- Formal living for those peaceful moments with Westerly views and stunning sunsets
- Open plan kitchen, dining and family room
- Kitchen enjoys gas stove, electric wall oven, rangehood, integrated dishwasher, ample bench and cupboard space, new bench tops, double sink with filtered water tap and pantry
- Dining and family living complete with R/C split system air-conditioning opening to the neat rear garden complete with paved, shaded pergola
- Two remaining bedrooms located from the rear hallway also featuring a three way bathroom with additional storage, and laundry with sliding door access to the clothes line
- Floating timber flooring and plantation shutters throughout the living area
- Garden shed
- Single garage with automatic roller door and access to the rear yard

This low maintenance home on an elevated, level allotment is perfect for first home buyers, investors and downsizers. Stop looking .... your house hunting days are now over!

Property Specifications;

C/T: 5710/826
Year Built: 2001
Land Size: 375m2 (approx.)
Council - City of Marion
Zoning: Residential/Worthing Mine Policy Area 20
Council Rates: $1,328-28 p.a
SA Water: $148-29 p.q
ESL: $90-55 p.a

Karen Nelson 0417 853 322
(08) 8328 1400 l harcourtsplus.com.au
We Create Success l Sheidow Park Specialist

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