24 Sampson Crescent, OLD REYNELLA

Situated in the highly sought after Carews Field Estate in the historic and scenic suburb of Old Reynella and amongst other quality homes is this well presented two-bedroom property. With genuine street appeal, a red brick face and a versatile floorplan, this home is perfect for the first home buyers, growing family or savvy investors alike.

As we enter the home you are greeted with a front formal lounge with a large front facing window that spills the room with an abundance of natural light and is serviced by a gas heater for comfort in the colder months. To the right of the entry is the master bedroom featuring a large bay window, walk-in robe and is serviced by a ceiling fan. Bedroom 2 is also generous in size and alike the master, is serviced by a ceiling fan. Much to the delight of the growing family, the homes main bathroom contains a separate shower & bath as well as a separate toilet.

As we continue into the home we reach the open plan living/dining and kitchen area which is both spacious and versatile. The kitchen contains ample bench and cupboard space as well as a gas cooktop & electric oven. For year-round comfort, the home is also serviced by a ducted evaporative cooling system.

As well as the indoor space, the outside of the home is just as impressive. The outdoor entertaining area is covered by a large pitched pergola and is the perfect space for hosting the extended family and friends. For added convenience, the garage has drive through access to the outdoor area if you wish.

In terms of location, you won't find much better than this. Located in close proximity to Reynella Primary School, Southgate Square, Woodcroft Town Centre, The Old Reynella Interchange and the shops along Old South Road, this property is as convenient as you can get in the Southern suburbs.

Disclaimer: All floor plans, photos and text are for illustration purposes only and are not intended to be part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and details intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.