38 Nicholls Crescent

Burton SA 5110

*Secure roller shutters to front of the home
*Contemporary kitchen with gas cooktop, under bench oven, double inset sink, plenty of bench space & overhead cabinetry
*Open plan living & dining area with split system air-conditioning
*Large easy care tiles throughout, with carpet to three bedrooms
*Master bedroom with large mirrored built-in robe & split system air-conditioning, bedroom 2 also with mirrored built-in robe
*STUNNING completely tiled designer bathroom with free-standing tub, heat lamp, matte black tapware & accessories
*Separate laundry area with built-in cabinetry and benchtop plus inset sink
*Secondary living/retreat area off the rear of the home
*Absolutely huge rear grassed yard with gravel area perfect for caravan or vehicle parking
*Freshly painted throughout including roof, roller shutters, fencing & facade

Surrounded by local reserves & parks, serviced by public transport and close to all amenities, there is so much to love about 38 Nicholls! To avoid disappointment, please register your interest with Nick Psarros on 0400 506 555 or Kirsten Shulver on 0431 444 464 prior to the closing date!

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Burton is a small residential suburb approximately 21 kilometres north of the CBD of Adelaide, South Australia. It is located five km north-west of Salisbury in the flat terrain of the Adelaide Plains. The suburb contains two wetland reserves, including Kaurna Park. Burton Primary (R-7) is a local school which opened in 1990. Kaurna Park is an Urban wetland, which was created from degraded farming land. The park was named after the Kaurna, a group of Indigenous Australians who traditionally owned the local land. The Wodliparri is a river that flows into the wetlands. Wodliparri is the Kaurna name for the Milky Way. The park site contains winding trails with a series of board walks, which leads visitors across a series of channels and through a growing array of native flora. The wetland is both a home and stopping point for a number of animals, birds and other fauna.
The City of Salisbury and the Kaurna Aboriginal Community worked together to develop an Indigenous interpretive trail at the Kaurna Park wetlands site. The Kaurna Park Project was designed to build community respect for Kaurna culture and history. It is also hoped that Kaurna Park will become a focus for reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

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