24 Main Street

Warooka SA 5577

A circular gravel driveway * Plenty of shedding & garage options. The large old Barn has plenty of character for a renovation, using your imagination, plus extra shed for storage, * 3 Rainwater tanks, 66,000 litres plumbed to the house going in sync when they are all filled * Great water storage will save you $$$ in water bills. The house can also run on mains water. Rates $1200pa approx
Country atmosphere inside & out, the lovely native gardens outside, you will feel right at home as soon as you enter.
Whether welcoming guests for a glass or two sitting on the back veranda on that warm summer evening or enjoying a movie night snuggled up in the house by the wood fire, there is plenty to enjoy. Enjoy the peace and serenity of this special place with family & friends. Located in the picturesque township of Warooka, between the three towns being Marion Bay, Minlaton & Yorketown on the lower Yorke Peninsula *
Just set back within the beautiful Southern Yorke Peninsula coastline, driving only approx. 5 minutes to Flaherty beach & 7 minutes to Point Turton's Beach & Jetty * Directly adjacent to the Golf Course whilst backing on to farmlands, with great views over the back fence.
Renovations completed:
Removed all old carpet, replace with new carpet & sanded floor boards & stained the floors with a non-gloss finish.
Painted inside of house, Rear wall of house & window frames.
Back Bathroom, toilet & laundry has been painted & Relined.
Renovated pink bathroom.
Pressure cleaned outside of house walls & windows.
The solid massive barn could do with some TLC.
An exciting opportuning to enter the property market on the peninsula * How many properties can you find offering over half an acre in this price range set in a lovely location?
Situated approx. 228km west of Adelaide, Warooka is a small town known as the gateway to the bottom end of the Yorke Peninsula;
Warooka is a service centre for the surrounding area and a great stop off on your way to or from Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park. On Yorke Peninsula you are never far from the coast and great beaches and Warooka is no exception, with Flaherty's Beach and Hardwicke Bay a short drive away offering a very attractive sheltered beach, perfect for swimming and windsurfing. Wheat and sheep farmers first settled Warooka in the 1850s. It was not until 1876, however that it was officially established, with settlers beginning to move into the town during the late 1870s.