11 Fairfield Drive, Strathalbyn, SA 5255

All The Space You've Been Looking For!

Positioned on a generous 1110m² allotment, this charming property offers the perfect blend of space and convenience, with a stunning outlook over the Angas River. This double brick home features three large bedrooms, including a master suite with an ensuite, walk-in robe, and ceiling fan. Bedroom two also includes a ceiling fan, and there's a study nook ideal for working from home.
Freshly painted throughout, the home boasts new carpet in the bedrooms and Oak timber flooring to the living areas, creating a fresh and inviting atmosphere. The solid construction is complemented by high ceilings, decorative timber windows, new designer sheer curtains and modern lighting. For year-round comfort, the home is equipped with an open fire and split system air conditioning. The kitchen offers a new drawer integrated dishwasher and ample bench and cupboard space for the home cook. 
Entertaining is a breeze with the expansive undercover space overlooking the beautiful rear yard, enhanced by fruit trees that add a touch of nature's bounty to your home. The property is energy-efficient, featuring a 6.6kW solar system and three separate water tanks plumbed to the home, featuring a new pump. The double-length carport provides ample parking, while the huge yard offers plenty of privacy and room for family fun. Additional storage and workspace are available in the large shed/workshop, garden shed, and small woodshed.
The location offers the opportunity to enjoy walks along the Angas River, leading to the heart of town, and to commute to work in Adelaide, Mount Barker, Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor or Goolwa whilst not compromising on the comfort of a country lifestyle. 

CT 5505/418
Council Area: Alexandrina Council 
Zoning: Neighbourhood 
Land: Approximately 1110m2

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