13 Tidworth Crescent, Colonel Light Gardens, SA, 5041, Australia

Anthony Fonovic & Tim Morris Real Estate are proud to showcase this 3-bedroom Gentlemen's Bungalow built in 1926 offering great charm and ripe for a young family to start the next chapter of their great future.

In true Colonel Light Gardens style you'll be instantly impressed with the wide formal entrance hallway showcasing the stunning timber fretwork, 3 meter high ornate ceilings, prominent architraves, polished timber floors, decorative fireplaces, beautiful leadlight windows and generous sized main rooms.

The updated kitchen offers ample storage, gas cooking, dishwasher and handy breakfast bar that also adjoins the sun-filled dining room and overlooks the outdoor undercover entertaining area through the large glass bi-fold timber framed doors.

The large lounge features a decorative fireplace with a polished timber mantle and a reverse cycle air conditioner for all-year-round comfort.

The master suite with ceiling fan offers a substantial ensuite with a period pedestal vanity basin, generous size shower and toilet as well as a large walk-in robe. Bedrooms 2 and 3, given their size could also be mistaken for master bedrooms.

The large bathroom offers a full-size bath, W/C and conveniently accommodates the laundry facilities.

Out the back you'll have no shortage of space for the children to play and the pets to run with the enormous lawn-filled yard.

A recap and more of what you'll love about this home: -
• Excellent street appeal with original character stone frontage
• Ornate ceilings
• Wide entrance hall adorned with natural light through a stained glass window
• Polished timber floors throughout
• Double garage
• Gas instant hot water

SPECIFICATIONS
Year Built: C1926
Land Size: 668sqm (approx)
Council: City of Mitcham
Council Rates: $488.76pq
Water Rates: $ 68.60pq
Sewerage Rates: $133.49pq
ESL: $168.50pa
Estimated Rental: $580.00pw
Title: Torrens 5751/984
Easements: NIL

The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed & all interested parties should seek independent advice.

RLA 274675