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Fabulous 3 Bed Apartment - Great Group, Great Location!
This fantastic, versatile and spacious apartment is in an immaculate condition and will suit a multitude of buyer groups including first home buyers, city professionals, young families, downsizers/retirees and investors. Another option, as the current owners have done for the last 5 years, is a lock up and leave city base. There is also the option of renting out short term whilst not being used. So there are many options on the table!
This superb location, situated between Pulteney Street and Hutt Street, affords ease of access to explore everything throughout our beautiful city but also offering a secure and peaceful existence.
The Why To Buy :-)
* 3 Good size bedrooms or 2 and a study
* Master bedroom with built in robe & full ensuite
* Spacious open plan dining/lounge with low maintenance floating floorboards
* Neat kitchen with plenty of cupboards and good storage
* Reverse cycle air-conditioning
* Sparkling main bathroom with internal laundry
* Private balcony with city views, perfect for the morning cuppa
* 1 Secure underground car park with bollard protection.
There are also fantastic communal facilities including tennis court and outdoor entertaining area with BBQ.
The free city loop connector bus and tram is on your doorstep or an easy walk will find you to the Rundle Mall, Rundle Street, Central Market, Chinatown area, Art Gallery, Adelaide Uni, Gouger Street and Hutt Street.
Nearby schools include Christian Brother's College, Gilles Street Primary School and St Aloysius College. School zoning to Adelaide High School and Botanic High.
For any further information please contact Andrew Downing, The City Specialist on 0404 882 311.
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