12 Kareda Street, Willaston, SA, 5118, Australia

Built in 1991 on a generous 680sqm (approx) allotment is this well-maintained family home, boasting four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, shaded pergola, and a verandah for entertaining. Conveniently located near shopping, schools, public transport and the northern expressway, this home is sure to be popular with families and investors alike.

Features:
- Tiled entry with linen cupboard.
- Master bedroom with automatic roller shutters, floating timber floorboards, ceiling fan, original ensuite, and walk-in-robe.
- Bedrooms two and three with floating timber floorboards, ceiling fans and built-in-robes.
- Bedroom four or study with timber-look lino and a glass door for direct access to the rear and side of the yard.
- Original bathroom with shower, bath, and vanity.
- Separate toilet.
- Carpeted L-shaped lounge and dining area to the front of the home.
- Lounge with ceiling fan and automatic roller shutters.
- Original kitchen with gas cooktop/oven, and a walk-in-pantry.
- Tiled meals and family area adjacent to the kitchen with direct access to the verandah.
- Evaporative cooling and ducted gas heating - installed two years ago (approx).
- Laundry with glass door access to the rear yard.
- Heavy duty dog proof security flyscreens to 4x external sliding doors.
- Shaded pergola to the side of the home with artificial lawn and direct access into bedroom four/study.
- Verandah with concrete floor for entertaining with an extended paved shaded area.
- 2.8x4m garden shed with concrete, power, verandah and chook shed to the rear.
- Fruit trees in the backyard.
- Land size: 680sqm (approx).
- Built: 1991
- CT: 5779/989
- Council: Gawler
- Council rates: $2,043 per annum (approx.)
- Connections: Mains water, sewer, electricity, gas and NBN
- Estimated rental return: $560 - $580/week

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