63 Thomas Street, MURRAY BRIDGE

Set behind a classic picket fence this charming heritage residence circa 1910 is a fine example of architecture of this era and only a handful of this style constructed in Murray Bridge. Stepping inside via the traditional central hall you are welcome by polished floorboards, decorative soaring ceilings and an immediate sense of warmth that screams home. At the heart of the residence is the open plan eat-in kitchen that has an enormous amount of bench and storage space, pantry, dishwasher and features an elevated oven and the original wood one. The adjacent casual living space enjoys a Northern aspect bathed in natural light. All three bedrooms are serviced by the attractive renovated bathroom with the main bedroom having a fireplace and feature stone wall. Step outside to the backyard and be blessed by a wide heritage inspired verandah offering the perfect space to enjoy a hot or cold beverage no matter the season. Extras include air conditioner providing all year-round comfort, easy care landscaped gardens and roller door to shed. Positioned on handy corner allotment and offering flexible parking options - ideal for the high caravan or boat. Bond - 4 weeks rent equivalent Lease Term - 12 months + Water Charges - All water usage and supply charge as divided by SA Water Rainwater - Natural catchment only, any refills required are at the cost of the tenant Furniture - Unfurnished Exclusions - Original fireplaces and wood stove excluded from tenant use Gas charges - If bottled gas all usage is charged to the tenant, if mains or reticulated gas all charges as invoiced by the supplier are charged to the tenant Embedded electricity network - No TO APPLY Please go to https://www.2apply.com.au/login?ReturnUrl=%2F Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this advertisement, Harcourts Adelaide Hills accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability for any errors, omissions, inaccuracies, or misstatements. This includes but is not limited to changes made to the property or inclusions that may not be represented. Prospective tenants should rely on their own enquiries to verify the accuracy of the information, including the suitability of the property and available utilities before entering into a tenancy agreement.