• $495000

3 Fisher St, Blair Athol, SA 5084, Australia

COME IN AND BE IMPRESSED – IT’S ALL HERE

 

This is the one and is ready for you to simply relax and enjoy. This property may be constructed in the 1950’s but the house is built for today and has been renovated and extended. The home now boasts four bedrooms, two of which are double size plus importantly two living areas. Both the kitchen and bathroom have been upgraded and add style and ease of living.

 

A large family room to the rear that is overlooked by study nook looks out onto the well-established gardens. No need to worry where the children have gone – there is plenty of room for the kids to play and bring their friends. To the rear there is also a large outdoor entertaining area that sits alongside a great double garage. There is also a full length carport to the side and patio area. Heating and cooling complete a sensational opportunity in this near city location. The allotment is some 670 sqm.

 

Blair Athol is a suburb on the move and demand is strong. Proximity to the CBD makes this a most desirable and affordable inner city location. Not far from Prospect, the Churchill North Retail Complex, great local schools and universities – this is the spot for future growth in your investment.

 

For all enquiries please call Beverley Philpott 0414 880 001 or David Philpott 0414 422 889

 

 

If a land size is quoted it is an approximation only. You must make your own enquires as to this figures accuracy. DB Philpott does not guarantee the accuracy of these measurements. All development enquires and site requirements should be directed to the local govt. authority. Purchasers should conduct their own due diligence and any information provided here is a guide and should not be relied upon. Development is subject to all necessary council consents.

 

DB Philpott is proud to service the local area and if you are thinking of selling you should give the team a phone call to arrange a free no obligation market opinion.

 

 

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