30 Maxwell Street

Adelaide SA 5000

$750 per week with Solar PowerAvailable: NowUnfurnished Offering all the old-world soul you could want in an effortless lock-up-and-leave package in the heart of Adelaide, 30 Maxwell Street is the best of both worlds wrapped up in a bluestone bow. Features include:- Picture perfect bluestone frontage - Three bedrooms, main with built-in robes- Central lounge with decorative fireplace- Galley kitchen with concrete benchtops, gas cooker and dishwasher - Adjacent meals area with built in bench seating and table- Bright rear living area with french doors to outside - Bathroom with wide vanity, bathtub, and separate WC - Separate laundry- Fully fenced rear courtyard with rear lane accessMore to love:- Solar panels for power bill savings- Split air-conditioning to lounge- Ceiling fans- Heritage features throughout decorative fireplaces, high ceilings, archways, lacework- Polished timber floors- Down and pendant lighting- On street residents permit parking (available through council)And then theres the location. South Terrace on your doorstep provides instant links to the coast or hills, but its everything within walking reach that steals the show. From the Gilbert Street Hotel and Central Market to the parklands, tram connections, and the buzzing caf and wine bar culture along the city's neighborhood streets, everything is steps away. Water Charges: Quarterly supply & usageExclusions: Fireplace is not for tenant useWould you like to view this property? Please click the button contact the agent, register your interest and we will instantly respond. To avoid disappointment, we encourage you to register your interest so we can keep you informed during all stages of the leasing process.All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a propertys land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition) Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.