20 Knightley Circuit, Freeling, SA 5372

Brodie Barker from Barker Real Estate is pleased to present this terrific family home to the market! The property is in the lovely country town of Freeling and is situated in amongst other quality homes. Built in 2015 by Stirling Homes, this well-maintained family home is situated on a spacious 595 sqm allotment. This property would be ideal for first home buyers, the growing family or the astute investor. 

Features throughout: 
-  Three terrific sized bedrooms. 
-  Master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. 
-  Bedroom three fitted with a built-in wardrobe. 
-  The property offers a lined garage suitable to utilise as another bedroom or living space. 
-  Open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area in one. 
-  Modern kitchen with gas cooktop, oven, puratap filter and ample storage. 
-  Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling (zoned system). 
-  Main bathroom with seperate vanity, seperate toilet, bath & shower. 
-  Functional laundry. 
-  Linen cupboard in the bathroom. 
-  Solar power connected to the home. 
-  Large A-frame verandah fitted with a ceiling fan. 
-  Security cameras (included in the sale).
-  Terrific size established backyard.
-  Side access through to the backyard of the property, ideal for additional vehicle storage.
-  Garden shed for added storage. 
-  Rainwater tank with pump (garden use only). 

Contact Brodie Barker on 0404 717 340 for any further enquiries.

-  Land size: 595 sqm 
-  Built: 2015 
-  CT: 6151/271
-  Council: Light Regional Council. 
-  Council rates:  $2482 per annum (approx.)
-  Connections: Mains power, gas, water and sewer connected. NBN connected. 
-  Easement: NIL 
-  Rental return: $560 per week (approx.) 

To submit an offer, please copy and paste this link into your browser: https://barkerrealestate.com.au/notice-of-offer-to-purchase/


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