18 Leith Street Ferryden Park, SA 5010

Nathaniel Kennerdale from Ray White Port Adelaide is pleased to present to the market this quality 3/4 bedroom home, move-in ready for you and your family! This stunning home boasts all the modern conveniences, soaring ceilings, along with lots of space for everyone and everything! Featuring 2 living areas, easy low maintenance gardens this is an opportunity that you do not want to miss. Call Nathaniel Kennerdale on 0477 778 132 to register your interest on this incredible property, officially launching online in the new year unless sold prior! This is one you do not want to miss!

FEATURES WE LOVE:

• Corner block
• 3/4 bedrooms (flexible floorplan)
• Master bedroom with bay window, sparkling ensuite and walk-in robe
• Bedroom 2 & 3 at the back of the property over looking the rear garden
• Formal dining room
• Formal living room
• Large kitchen with bay window, double stainless steel sink, Westinghouse oven, breakfast bar, lots of cabinetry and bench space
• Living rooms with sliding door access to rear garden
• Quality bathroom with shower & spa bath
• Powder room with vanity & separate toilet
• Downlights throughout
• Quality flooring
• Ducted evaporative air conditioner
• Wall heater in the living room
• Laundry with sink and direct side garden access
• More valuable linen storage in hallway
• Huge undercover alfresco area for all year entertaining with low maintenance pavers
• Mature plants, established trees & raised gardens beds
• Screen doors
• Double carport

To place an offer on this property, please complete this Letter of Offer form https://forms.gle/WehvGVwwpn7gUvjQ7

This tasteful and stylish home is perfectly positioned within moments to all amenities including public transport, variety of shopping experiences, Tafe of SA Regency Campus, Regency Golf Course and Ferryden Park Primary School. The name Ferryden originates from a seaport village on the fringe of Montrose in Scotland. This was the port from which the family of the suburb's founder, William Duthie, emigrated in the 1850s. The suburb contains many street names deriving from traditional Scottish place and family names.

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