8 Robinson Street

Sheidow Park SA 5158

The master bedroom enjoys peaceful separation complete with ensuite and walk-in robe. The remaining three bedrooms are located at the other end of the home leading from the casual living. They are serviced by their own bathroom with spa bath, separate vanity and toilet. All bedrooms have built-in robes and ceiling fans.

Entertain all year round under the large pergola, with zip lock blinds and undercover access to the double carport. Move effortlessly from casual living through sliding glass doors allowing seamless indoor/outdoor living. Awaiting you are endless sunny days by the sparkling pool, with solar heating that will extend your hours of enjoyment for the whole family.

Creature comforts are taken care of with gas heating in the formal and informal living areas plus ducted evaporative air-conditioning keeping you cool in summer.

What we Love:
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms
Light filled, neutral dcor and flooring
Sparkling in ground pool with solar heating
Gas space heating and ducted evaporative cooling
Master bedroom peacefully separated with WIR and ensuite
BIR and fans in the three other bedrooms
Large undercover outdoor entertaining with zip lock caf blinds
Double carport with auto roller doors and undercover access
Generous central kitchen with island bench, breakfast bar, glass splash backs, gas burners and pantry
Generous formal and informal living

This home is ideal for a large family looking for their dream lifestyle, so don't delay or risk being disappointed.

Property Specifications:
CT: 5898/365
Council: City of Marion
Zoning: HN - Hills Neighbourhood
Land Size: 585m2 (approx.)
Year Built: 2003
SA Water Rates: $176.56 p.q
Council Rates: $1,794.68 p.a
ESL: $150.60 p.a

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We Create Success l Sheidow Park

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