6 Angas Street

Alberton SA 5014

*Solid bluestone villa with manicured gardens
*Feature lead-light windows
*4 double bedrooms or 3 and a formal lounge
*2 bathrooms
*2 toilets
*Polished timber floorboards
*High ornate ceilings with Victorian coves and rosettes
*Feature fireplaces
*Stunning open plan kitchen with quality solid jarrah benchtops, an abundance of white timber cabinetry, 900mm stainless steel gas cooktop and underbench oven, stainless steel rangehood and dishwasher. Additional storage space tucked away behind Concertina doors where you can hide large appliances and make it your own butler's pantry!
*Seamlessly connecting the kitchen with the huge light-filled living area, entertaining can be facilitated on a grand scale! Featuring gorgeous tiles, timber windows and French doors
*Main bathroom with striking heritage tiles, claw 'n ball bathtub, separate shower and vanity
*Separate toilet
*Second bathroom area off the laundry with shower and toilet
*Ducted evaporative airconditioning throughout
*Split system airconditioner in family room
*Alarmed and provision for monitoring
*1.5kW solar
*Data points and broadband internet provisions
*Multiple fixed heaters
*Rear access with gabled double carport for 2 vehicles and automatic roller door
*Rear double garage with power for 2 vehicles
*Additional off-street car space for 1 vehicle at the front of the home
*2 x rainwater tanks each 1200ltrs
This home features a backyard fit for a party and perfect for entertaining! Mature manicured gardens, lush lawns, quantum paving, pattern paving and a shade sail all complete this stunning lifestyle package!

Suburb Profile
Alberton, Albert Town' like Port Adelaide, is rich in historical significance as it was established in 1839. Angas Street like many of the streets in Alberton took the names of the original South Australian founders, while others, such as 'Prince', 'Queen' and 'King' Streets reflect their English heritage. Angas Street takes its name from George Fife Angas, who established the South Australian Company which led to the colonisation of South Australia. Even in the mid 1800's Alberton was seen as prime spot between the Port of Adelaide and Adelaide City.
Looking at the layout of Alberton the streets from Port Road are King, Queen, Angas and then Prince, with Angas being the widest of the streets and the prime street running between the 2 Parks, showing the importance he placed on himself, being between a Queen and a Prince.

Transport & Amenities
The 5 minute walk to Alberton railway station, which was one of the first local stations to open in South Australia. There is a regular train service from Alberton station to Adelaide and Outer Harbor. Approximately 16 minutes via train, 21 minutes via car.
Local schools include Mt Carmel College and Alberton Primary School.
Local amenities include the Pear Community Cafe, IGA, Takeaway food shop, discount pharmacy and pizza shop.
Alberton is home to the AFL team Port Adelaide'.

Specifications:
CT / 5630/367
Council / City of Port Adelaide Enfield
Zoning / RC - Residential Character
Built / 1920
Land / 655m2
Council Rates / $1871.70 pa
SA Water / $297.80 pq
ES Levy / $165.85 pa

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