8A Dyson Street, Evanston SA 5116

This modern 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, built in 2011, is located in Evanston. Featuring a sturdy brick veneer construction, the property sits on a 410sqm block, offering a great balance of space and low-maintenance living. With its contemporary design and ample room for a growing family, this home provides both comfort and convenience in a fantastic location.

Features:
- Single garage with auto roller door. Also has internal access door plus door that leads to side of home.
- Light & airy entrance welcomes you into this home.
- Master bedroom is of good size with carpet, ceiling fan, walk-in robe, plantation shutters and roller blinds.
- Ensuite includes shower, toilet, corner basin and heat light.
- Lounge room with floating floors and downlights.
- Bedrooms 2, 3 and 4 are carpeted and include mirrored built-in robes.
- Bathroom is a 3-way layout, displaying separate areas.
- Vanity with ample storage and oversized mirror.
- Bath and shower with mixer taps, and heat lamp/light.
- Separate toilet.
- Laundry with linen cupboard, bench space, built-in sink and glass sliding to access outside.
- Kitchen is modern and offers ample storage, dishwasher, gas cooktop, electric oven and high-quality faucet.
- Open plan living at the back of the home with floating floors, presents brightness with downlights and natural light through the windows and large glass sliding doors.
- Instant gas hot water.
- Ducted reverse cycle which is zoned.
- Alfresco is large and inviting with concreted flooring.
- Beautiful garden is maintained with the help of a manual watering system.
- Solar panels.
- Land size: 410sqm
- Built: 2011
- CT: 6075/344
- Council: Gawler
- Council rates: $2023 (approx.) per annum
- Connections: Mains water, sewer, electricity and gas
- Easement: NIL
- Rental return: $580 - $600 (approx.) per week

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