7 Wren Court

Craigburn Farm SA 5051

This delightful home may be especially appealing to couples searching for a quality home that is not too large or too small, and at an affordable pricing level. This style of home can be tightly held and hard to find, making this a unique buying opportunity.

Built in 2002 by Marshall Thompson on a 458sqm allotment, it is brick-veneer with tiled roof construction. Popular features include a private portico entry, spacious open plan living, high angled ceilings to the main living area and an internal alfresco!

Beautifully maintained and well-presented means that you could move in and get on with living, it is also home where you will feel safe to lock it up and leave it on those extended holidays.

A concrete pattern-pave driveway provides access to a large double garage with a single panel-lift door for easy access. There is room for the workbench and secure internal entry.
Inside, simply feels like home. It is warm and inviting and has a certain ambience all of its own. Practical living spaces are zoned into three open plan living areas; the main lounge room with its high angled ceilings is extended by an atrium-style alfresco the perfect spot to barbeque with family & friends all year round. There is a relaxing TV area, while the large kitchen combines perfectly with a spacious dining area fit for both everyday living or for more formal gatherings.

The kitchen is a beauty! It feels new, in-fact the dishwasher has been used only once, there is a gas cook-top and an electric fan-forced oven, excellent storage and great bench-space which includes two wine racks and like the rest of the home it is refreshingly neat, clean and tidy!

Note; the alfresco courtyard is also accessible with sliding door access from the garage and handy side access from the front yard through to the back yard. It is perfectly sheltered.

For complete comfort the ideal combination includes; ducted evaporative air-conditioning, split-system air-conditioning, gas space-heating and ceiling fans to the two main bedrooms.

The bedroom layout was a unique feature of the Marshall Thompson design. The main bedroom is privately positioned at the back of the home, it has built-in robes and a large spa-bathroom. Bedroom two at the front of the home with its large bay-window feels like a second main bedroom! It looks over the linear reserve and together with bedroom three is complemented by a huge main bathroom.

The garden courtyard out the back faces north where the warm winter sunshine will find its way inside. The irrigated gardens are well-established and easy-care and with a few extra plantings could become quite the feature! The external paving spans the entire perimeter of the home making it easy to get around from front to back and it all feels very private.

Pleasing to know, there is already a quality German solar system to help with those bills.

In every respect this is a delightful place to call home.