42 McHenry Street, Murray Bridge, SA 5253

This timeless character home that has been cherished for over 50 years, filled with family memories and rich history.  Nestled in the heart of Murray Bridge, this delightful property offers both charm and convenience, just moments from schools, shopping and the business district of town.

A home that embraces its heritage, featuring a central passageway, beautiful leadlight windows, and an inviting front door that sets the tone for its classic appeal. The home offers three spacious bedrooms, along with a formal lounge complete with a stunning original mantelpiece, adding warmth and character to the living space.

The eat-in kitchen is neat and tidy, providing a functional space to gather and create meals and plenty of stories have said over the last 50years. A recently renovated bathroom and laundry add modern comfort, while a versatile larder area offers the potential for a fourth bedroom or additional storage.

Outside, the front return verandah is perfect for relaxing, while easy-care grounds, fully established yards.

Included:

Reverse cycle air conditioning 
6m x 3.7m shed
3m x 3m garden shed
enclosed verandah
store area
2nd toilet.

With its unbeatable location and timeless appeal, this home is a fantastic opportunity for first-home buyers to appreciate the old world charm and well position this home has.  

We thank our vendors for allowing us to sell their beautifully presented property and for more information or for any real estate enquires, current market trends or to sell your property, call Sylvia Presepio on 0411 465 496.

CT- Volume 5154 Folio 480
Council Rates : - $2,393.69 per annum - approx
SA Water : - $171.40 per quarter - approx

RLA 178186

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