27 Sunderland Crescent, Seaford

$560 per week Available: 3rd June 2025 Enjoy easy living in style with this modern courtyard home in a convenient, sought-after locale. Features include: • Modern frontage with established fruit tree • Light-filled open plan living area • Contemporary monochrome kitchen with contrast cabinetry, stone benchtops, island bench and dishwasher • Main bedroom suite with ceiling fan, private ensuite and walk-in robe • Two additional bedrooms with built-in robes • Three-way family bathroom with freestanding shower, bathtub wide vanity, and separate WC • Separate laundry with exterior access • North-east facing rear yard with lush lawns and paved entertaining area More to love: • Secure single garage plus additional off-street parking • Split system air conditioning • Established low maintenance gardens • Wood-look floors and neutral carpets • Tool shed Walking distance to numerous local parks, with Moana Sands Conservation Park nearby, as well as iconic Moana Beach for sandy strolls and summer swims. Numerous amenities are at your fingertips with Seaford Central Shopping Centre just down the road. Only a 40-minute drive to the Adelaide CBD, or utilise the nearby Seaford train station for an effortless commute. Moana Primary School, Seaford Secondary College and numerous private schooling options are nearby for an easy morning school run. Pets: Negotiable Water charges: Tenant to pay all water usage and supply charges Furniture: Unfurnished Would you like to view this property? Please click the button “Get in touch”, you will receive an email or SMS to register your interest. To avoid disappointment, we encourage you to register so we can keep you informed during all stages of the leasing process 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.