1/3 Hansen Court

West Lakes Shore SA 5020

The heart of the home is the neatly presented open-plan family and meals area, adjoined by a tidy and well-equipped kitchen; a space that invites moments of culinary creativity and casual dining.

The abode also strikes an enchanting balance with its lovely established garden and outdoor pergola, offering an idyllic outdoor retreat perfect for relaxation and entertainment.

Features include:
- Open plan family and meals area
- Formal lounge and dining area
- Neat and tidy, functional kitchen
- Two spacious bedrooms
- Two-way bathroom with an extra WC
- Double lock-up garage with internal access
- Gas heating and ducted evaporative cooling
- Outdoor pergola for entertaining
- Beautifully maintained garden with a shed for storage
- Ideal cul-de-sac location
- Proximity to lake, shops, and public transport

West Lakes Shore suburb itself is a gem, offering residents a lifestyle of convenience and serenity. Within walking distance to the picturesque lake and the Bartley Terrace Shopping Centre, including a local Foodland, the home provides ease of access to essential shopping necessities. Additionally, the proximity to both the lake and the local shopping centre invites residents to enjoy scenic strolls or engage in the community's dynamic retail and gastronomical scene.

For more information about the property, please contact Rosemary Auricchio on 0418 656 386 or Nick Carpinelli on 0403 347 849.

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