15B Walden Street, TANUNDA SA 5352

Four Bedroom Family Home in the Heart of the Barossa

House Sold - TANUNDA SA

Positioned in a prime location in the charming historical town of Tanunda, is this appealing 2009 built community titled family home sitting on a 577sqm (approx) allotment and surrounded by the region’s best wineries. Boasting four bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan kitchen/dining and lounge area, pitched roof verandah for entertaining, shed, double carport and lovely views of the vineyards from the backyard. This home is located just a short walk to the main street where you will find local cafes, shops, great schools and all that the Barossa Valley has to offer.

– Master bedroom with ceiling fan, split system air-conditioner, floating floorboards, quality window treatments, ensuite and walk-in robe
– Bedrooms two and three with ceiling fans
– Bedrooms two, three and four with built-in robes
– Main three-way bathroom with vanity, bath and shower, separate toilet and external linen cupboard in the hallway
– Open plan kitchen/dining and lounge area with floating floorboards
– Kitchen with 900mm freestanding oven, gas cooktop, rangehood, dishwasher, double sink, walk-in pantry and fridge provision with cupboards overhead
– Dining with split system air-conditioner
– Lounge with glass sliding door access to the verandah
– Laundry with linen cupboard and access to outside
– Pitched roof verandah with concrete floor and two ceiling fans
– Car access to large shed with concrete, power and mezzanine
– Pitched roof double carport to the front of the shed
– Rainwater tank for garden use
– Land size: 577sqm (approx)
– Built: 2009
– CT: 5985/735
– Council: Barossa
– Council rates: $2344.00 per annum (approx)
– Connections: mains water, sewer, electricity and bottled gas
– Easement: NIL
– Rental return: $580 – $600 per week (approx)

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