3/41 LAWRIE STREET, Tumby Bay, SA 5605

Welcome to unit 3 41 Lawrie Street situated in the beautiful coastal town of Tumby Bay renowned for its beautiful beaches, great fishing, being approximately 300 meters from the boat ramp, a hospital and all allied amenities and a friendly community.
Being the rear unit in only a set of three and direct access to your carport from the road this unit is very peaceful and private with a lovely garden frontage.
This home is brick veneer  and easy to maintain.
Entry from the carport into an open plan lounge, dining and kitchen.
The lounge/dining area is spacious, light filled and comfortable. A wall unit air conditioner, ceiling fan and roller shutter blind.
The kitchen has plenty of bench space, cupboards and drawers, large fridge recess and a rear access door. All with vinyl flooring.
A laundry is alongside the kitchen which can be hidden away with an accordion door.
Through an archway into the hallway where the double door linen cupboard is situated plus the bathroom which consists of a glass shower cubicle, toilet, vanity and a roller shutter blind.
Further along are the bedrooms the master bedroom is large, carpeted, ceiling fan, built-in wardrobe and roller shutter blind and a lovely view of the garden.
The second bedroom is carpeted and looks out to the courtyard.
 In this area is the rainwater tank, clothesline, garden shed, side access gate and a garden bed ready for planting. Paved and would make an ideal entertaining area. 
This home would be perfect for a retiree, first homeowner or astute investor.
We welcome your enquiry and look forward to showing you this home. District Council of Tumby Bay Annual Rates & Charges 2024/2025 $2,072-64

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