Perfect First Home or Investment Opportunity. Set on a generous 880m2 corner allotment sits this recently upgraded home with new appliances and safety electricity box. First Home Buyers - The City of Playford is on the move and you can be a part of everything it has to offer. Located close to a variety of primary and secondary schools, public transport is literally at your doorstep with a 2 minute walk to the train station that takes you right into the CBD and only a short distance to both the Munno Para and Elizabeth Shopping Centres, which is undergoing exciting developments. You also have the option to subdivide a portion of the rear yard off in the future and either sell the land or build a brand new home to either live in or sell! Investors - With an expected rental return of approx $275 - $280 per week this could be the ideal start or addition to your portfolio you've been searching for. Developers – The Owner has paid for an Arborist Report. Please email the Agent if you would like a copy to assist you with your vision and plans. No registered Easements on the block. Think of the potential to subdivide the entire block or look at chopping off a portion of the rear yard and selling the land. Take one-step further and once subdivided you could build a new turnkey house and sell on. The options are only limited by your imagination and the necessary Council approvals. The existing home features: • L shaped lounge/dine • Upgraded kitchen • 3 good sized bedrooms • Upgraded Family bathroom with separate toilet • 2-way laundry with storage • Garden shed Viewing is highly recommended and make us an offer. Specifications: CT / 5521 / 150 Council / Playford Built / 1977 Land / 880m2 approx Internal / 103m2 approx All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition) Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.