8 Elliott Street, Strathalbyn, SA, 5255, Australia

Space, Comfort and Potential Collide

Welcome to a property that offers an exceptional blend of space, comfort, and potential. Nestled on a generous 1691² allotment, this solidly built home boasts four spacious bedrooms and an open-plan design that invites natural light and a sense of freedom throughout. Along with its solid construction, the home is kept comfortable year-round with split system air conditioning.

Imagine the possibilities with such an expansive block. Whether you dream of creating a lush garden oasis, adding a pool, or simply enjoying the vast open space, this property provides the canvas for your vision. Additionally, the potential for subdivision (subject to council consents) opens up exciting opportunities for investment or development, making this a versatile asset for the future.

The home itself is designed for modern living, with a layout that connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas, perfect for both everyday family life and entertaining guests. Each bedroom offers ample space and comfort, ensuring everyone in the family has their own retreat.

Adding to its appeal is a solid separate rumpus room with a kitchenette, perfect for a kids' retreat or a versatile space for hobbies and relaxation. This additional feature enhances the property's functionality and provides even more room for your family to grow and thrive.

Located in the charming town of Strathalbyn, known for its historic appeal and vibrant community, 8 Elliott Street is more than just a home - it's a lifestyle waiting to be embraced. For the commuters, a short 45-minute drive will see you in Adelaide, 20 minutes Mount Barker, 30 minutes Murray Bridge and 30 minutes Goolwa.

CT 5748/538
Council Area: Alexandrina Council
Build: 1950
Land: Approximately 1691m2

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