19 Heysen Drive, Sheidow Park, SA, 5158, Australia

Positioned on an elevated allotment, this homes ideal locale' is adjacent a shopping precinct and a short walk to numerous schools, childcare and transport.

Oozing potential for first-time homebuyers dreaming of making your own mark, or an investor looking for a wise investment opportunity in a family friendly suburb; this opportunity represents entry level buying into popular Sheidow Park ensuring you start building equity for the future.

Featuring three bedrooms, updated bathroom and kitchen plus a solar system to save your hard-earned cash!

Key Features We Love:
• Solid timber flooring, LED downlights and solar electrical system
• Three bedrooms; all featuring ceiling fans and master with built-in-robe
• Formal living room plus additional family room
• Updated kitchen enjoys Ariston stove, Bosch oven & ample storage
• Neutral bathroom complete with a bath, shower, vanity and separate toilet
• Carport with roller door plus additional off-street parking
• Laundry with access to the rear yard
• Paved, undercover outdoor entertaining area
• Walking distance to Sheidow Park Primary, Woodend Primary, St Martin de Porres School, Good Start Earling Learning, Trott Park Neighbourhood Centre and Trott Park Shopping Precinct

Property Specifications:
C/T: 5106/118
Council: City of Marion
Zoning: SN - Suburban Neighbourhood
Land Size: 600m2 (approx)

Whether it's your first home, downsizing, investing or simply looking for a change of scenery, this residence promises a wonderful opportunity to be only the second family to own this residence.

Call Karen Nelson on 0417 853 322 or Tom Morgan on 0429 989 044 to arrange a private inspection.

Karen Nelson | 0417 853 322
Tom Morgan | 0429 989 044
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