12 Prider Street

Nuriootpa SA 5355

With a picturesque reserve opposite and no properties behind, this home gives you a sense of wide-open spaces outdoors and inside there's plenty of room for the whole family to spread out too. Walking distance to schools, shops, sporting facilities and nature walking trails, the location doesn't get much better than this!

Featuring a family friendly floor plan, great for entertaining, with a number of different living spaces indoors and out, this home sure has a lot to love. The sparkling kitchen, less than one year old, is every cooks dream, with quality stainless steel appliances, huge walk-in pantry, large breakfast bar to the casual meals area and family room and a window overlooking the outdoor entertaining area. The spacious formal lounge has a view out to the reserve and flows to a formal dining room with access to the kitchen. The casual meals area opens to a rumpus / family room with combustion heater for cozy winter evenings. The master bedroom has a good sized ensuite and walk-in robe and quality carpets soften all four bedrooms as well as the formal lounge and formal dining rooms. A conveniently located three-way bathroom means the shower, toilet and powder room can all be used by separate family members at the same time, and three split system air conditioners along with a number of ceiling fans throughout the home will keep everyone comfortable all year round. The laundry located at the back of the home is large enough for a second fridge and a chest freezer and an external door opens to the backyard near the clothesline.

Outside, an impressive paved alfresco entertaining area with gabled pergola is accessed from one of two glass sliding doors, located in the formal dining room and the family room, making this the perfect extension of the dining areas when entertaining. The double garage under the main roof has a back roller door for handy drive through access to the securely fenced backyard, where you'll find a large shed / workshop and a large rainwater tank which is plumbed to the house, so you can run the house on town mains or rainwater. A 10-panel solar system is installed to reduce power bills, but is currently in need of a new inverter. Established fruit trees include a cherry tree, weeping mulberry, nectarine, fig, grapevine and a raspberry bush and a quality automatic watering system is installed in the front and back gardens with pop up sprinklers in the lawn.