8 Tobruk Drive, Salisbury Heights SA 5109

This spacious home is located in a quiet street in Salisbury Heights and just a short walk to Cobbler Creek Reserve where there are abundant walking and cycling tracks. Also in close proximity are several shopping centres including the award winning Saints Foodland and The Grove Shopping Centre. There are several choices for schools including primary and secondary, public and private.

Property Features:

- Master bedroom with 2 way bathroom and BIR
- Two good size bedrooms, both with BIR
- Separate formal lounge
- Good sized dining room which could also be used as a potential 4th bedroom
- Modern deluxe kitchen with abundant cupboard space, dishwasher, range hood, under bench oven and walk-in pantry
- Massive separate games/rumpus room, fully tiled, sliding doors and reverse cycle air-conditioning.
- Split System heating/cooling in all bedrooms and main living areas for year round comfort
- Bathroom has bath, separate vanity area and toilet. Toilet has bidet installed
- Additional second toilet off laundry also with bidet installed
- Energy efficient 5kw solar panels
- Sparkling in ground fibre glass pool for endless summer fun
- Large rear pergola for year round outdoor leisure
- Garage with lights, power and ample storage
- Undercover carport area plus additional off street parking

Please note applications will not be processed until the property has been viewed in person.
Prospective tenants are advised to view the property in person to determine if it is suitable for their needs and should make their own enquires as to NBN /Internet connection availability.
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RLA 1866