6 Lawson Drive

Port Lincoln SA 5606

The impressive double door entrance opens into a generous area with vaulted ceiling.
One side of the home is dedicated to sleeping quarters and the other to living quarters.
To the right of the entrance is a formal lounge or parents retreat, offering views out the large windows towards the harbour.
Double doors lead into the main, hotel-size bedroom with bay window, ceiling fan, sliding door walk-in robe and generous ensuite with shower, toilet and built-in vanity.
The passage way with two double door linen presses gives enough storage to accommodate a big family in comfort.
A three-way bathroom is big enough for the whole family, with modern strip tiling, a separate shower, deep bath, large window for natural light as well as a full-length vanity and cupboards in the powder room and a separate toilet.
The passage also leads to bedrooms two and three, both are carpeted, have modern brushed steel ceiling fans and a wall of built-in robes.
To the left of the entrance is a study, office or craft room and venturing down the left wing will take you to the extremely light and spacious, open design living, dining and kitchen quarters.
Again a feature bay window on the front of the home makes an ideal place for a window seat taking in the views towards Proper Bay and the National Park.
Take the largest dining table you can find and it will still fit in with room to spare.
That means plenty of room for family get-togethers and entertaining friends.
Delineating the kitchen area is a bulkhead ceiling and an island bench which can accommodate the whole family and incorporates a double sink, the dishwasher and plenty of cupboards and drawers.
There is a walk-in corner pantry, bench oven and grill and a five-burner gas hotplate including a fish burner.
Sliding glass doors lead to an informal side entrance and to the paved bullnose verandah which is a feature across the front of the home.
A further sliding door leads to the alfresco undercover dine area with gable roof. The area is concreted and paved and enjoys views over Proper Bay and the National Park.
The laundry in the centre back of the home also has a sliding glass door exit to the outdoor area and features a large folding bench with walk-in storage cupboard.
Rainwater has been plumbed to the home with the storage capacity approximately 22,000 gallons.
An 18mx9m colourbond garage dominates the rear year with its five bays, four of which have roller doors.
There is also a bathroom and laundry in the shed for the workers to make themselves clean before coming inside.
The garden is easily maintained with the clever use of river pebbles and native shrubs and grasses.