8/18 New West Road, Port Lincoln, SA 5606

Opportunities like this are seldom found in the tightly held Joseph Banks Group - a beautifully maintained and peaceful community just a short stroll from the heart of Port Lincoln.

Set amongst manicured grounds and surrounded by friendly neighbours, this three-bedroom unit offers a secure and low-maintenance lifestyle in one of the most convenient and community-oriented locations. 

Whether you're looking to downsize, invest, or simply enjoy an easier way of living, this property delivers comfort and potential in equal measure.

Inside, the light-filled open plan living and dining area provides a warm and welcoming feel, with a well-appointed kitchen that's ready to enjoy or update with your personal touch. 

The master bedroom features built-in robes and direct access to the two-way bathroom, which includes a bath, shower, vanity, and separate toilet for added convenience.

The single garage with automatic roller door offers secure internal access, while the private rear courtyard is perfect for a quiet morning coffee or light gardening without the upkeep.

This safe, secure and established complex is more than just a place to live - it's a lifestyle. With medical facilities, the foreshore, shops and the Port Lincoln Bowling Club all within walking distance, you'll love the ease of living here.

Why you'll love it:
•	Peaceful, well-kept complex
•	Walking distance to the CBD, cafes, and amenities
•	Secure garage and easy-care rear courtyard
•	Ideal for retirees, downsizers, or those seeking a simpler lifestyle
•	Scope to add value with minor upgrades

A rare chance to secure a low-maintenance home in a prime location - contact Georgie Kemp to arrange your inspection today.

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