8 Third Street, Gawler South, SA 5118

Going to auction on site Sunday 22nd of September at 2:30pm. (Unless Sold Prior).  

Brodie Barker from Barker Real Estate is pleased to present this terrific opportunity to the market. This stunning circa 1935 fully renovated cottage is located in a beautiful quiet location on a sprawling 1,210 sqm (approx.) allotment. This property offers the opportunity for development (STCC) or the opportunity for a homeowner to simply enjoy the large block, shedding, and space it offers! 

Features throughout: 
-	Three good sized bedrooms. 
-	Master bedroom with built in cupboards & a ceiling fan. 
-	Bedroom two with a free-standing cupboard (included in sale) & a ceiling fan. 
-	Main lounge room fitted with a combustion wood fire, split system air-conditioner, and ceiling fan. 
-	Updated kitchen with electric cooktop, oven, dishwasher, and Puratap. 
-	Main bathroom updated throughout, including shower, vanity, and toilet. 
-	Updated laundry with additional toilet.
-	Verandah area offering a nice space for outdoor entertaining. 
-	Free standing carport with lockable gates for added storage. 
-	Outside partially lined shed offering another great storage area. 
-	Rear laneway access and electric gate to a large shed. 
-	Large shed at the rear of the property, fully concreted with power connected. 
-	Two rainwater tanks (for garden use only). 
-	Gas instantaneous hot water unit. 
-	Large backyard offering a great lawn area and establish fruit trees.

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

-	Land size: 1,210 sqm (approx.) 
-	Built: 1935 
-	CT: 5818/285
-	Council: Gawler Council 
-	Council rates: $1981 per annum approx.
-	Connections: mains power, water, and sewer. Gas by cylinder. NBN connected. 
-	Easement: NIL 
-	Rental return: $650 - $670 per week (approx. rental valuation) 

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