(Please Note : This property will be offered for sale by public auction on-site at 11am on Saturday, 1 February, 2025 if the property does not go under contract prior to the commencement of the auction. The auction will be cancelled if a pre-auction offer is accepted prior to the auction.)
Located in the Southern Adelaide Coastal suburb of O'Sullivan Beach, this renovated property has a 'fresh beachside feel' and will appeal to 1st homebuyers, downsizers and investors wanting a property close to the beach and also developers wanting to work on and profit from a coastal development project.
This property can be enjoyed and lived in as it is now and/or could also be highly suitable for a redevelopment project (subject to council consent) particularly due to its corner location.
The home is located on a quiet street and is only a short distance from O'Sullivan Beach which has a walking trail, a kiosk and boat ramp.
Built in 1968 on a 696 sqm flat corner block, this home has been renovated throughout and has as its main features :-
3 bedrooms 1 bathroom Sunroom Kitchen with a 900mm 5 burner stove, reverse osmosis filtered water tap, dishwasher and walk-in pantry Downlights in the living area and all bedrooms Ceiling fans and heaters in all bedrooms Ducted evaporative cooling Gas wood fire in the living area Double insulated ceiling and tinted windows on front of house Blinds in all rooms and the lounge blind is electronic 8 panel solar power system (2kw) Large garage and workshop area Room for a boat, caravan and/or trailer Good size backyard Fully fenced on all boundaries Side access from Higgins Street into a 2nd garage
The estimated rental return is $540 - $550 per week.
Contact Mike Phillips to register your interest in and enquire about viewing this coastal property.
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46 Sullivan Terrace
O'Sullivan Beach 5166, South Australia