9/3 Rosella Street, Payneham, SA, 5070, Australia

Light and breezy updated style welcomes first home buyers, investors and downsizers to this secluded upstairs two-bedroom unit.

Boasting no less than a best-of-everything location, Rosella Street is just five kilometres (approx.) from the city and a moment's walk from public transport, vibrant fresh food markets at the Marden shopping centre and the popular Payneham Oval.

Smart c.1971 design sees a compact home punching well above expectations. Comfortable with fresh feels, you'll find open plan living, a neat and tidy kitchen, a large bathroom/laundry combo, two spacious bedrooms and a balcony for your exclusive use.

This lovely home is full of fine features, including an undercover designated carpark, split system air conditioners, oak-toned floating floors, security screens on windows and doors, and blissfully comfy carpeted bedrooms – the master featuring a built-in robe!

Green outlooks from most windows invite tranquil vibes and leafy privacy, while the proximity to Norwood and Kent Town make it easy to ramp up the social activity whenever you like.

Nearby schools include Felixstow Community School (zoned), St Joseph's Payneham, St Peter's College and Marden Senior College, with a short and easy commute to city universities.
It's a quality investment, an inviting downsizer and or an exciting first buy!

CT Reference - 5009/311
Council -City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
Strata Fees - $432.00 per quarter (approx)
Council Rates - $1,150.75 per annum (approx)
SA Water Rates - $146.65 per quarter (approx)
Emergency Services Levy - $112.50 per annum (approx)

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