34 Barley Road, Port Lincoln, SA 5606

Get ready to accelerate your investment portfolio or make a start with this fantastic opportunity to enter into the market.

This inviting three bedroom home, positioned on a sprawling 735m2 allotment is well designed and encompasses a thoughtful layout, providing a comfortable and functional living experience.

Step into the welcoming lounge room, creating a cosy space for relaxation and family gatherings. The combined kitchen and dining area offer an open and versatile layout, perfect for entertaining and everyday living. The bathroom features a bath with a separate shower and vanity, while the convenience of a separate toilet and laundry area at the rear enhances practicality.

The rear veranda offers an ideal spot for casual outdoor living and entertaining in a private setting. The expansive grounds beckon with ample space, inviting your landscaping ideas and providing an ideal play area for both kids and pets.

Parking is a breeze with a single driveway leading to a convenient carport. Take advantage of the scenic views over Proper Bay, adding a touch of natural beauty to your everyday life.

Key Features:
• Excellent investment or ideal for first-time homebuyers.
• Functional floor plan featuring an open space kitchen and dining area.
• Three generously sized bedrooms for comfortable living.
• Spacious allotment allowing for ample vehicle storage, outdoor entertaining, and play.

This property offers not just a home, but a lifestyle where comfort meets potential. Don't miss the opportunity to make this home your own and create lasting memories in a space designed for both practicality and enjoyment.

For further details please contact Carl Semmler or Jaclyn Hage.

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