23 Hawke Road, Murray Bridge

Step inside this charming 1960s Art Deco-style home, where timeless character meets everyday comfort. Offering beautiful original features, generous proportions and a practical floorplan, this inviting property presents an excellent opportunity to enjoy comfortable living in a convenient location. The home offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring its own private ensuite. There is also a separate study, providing additional flexibility for those working from home or requiring extra space. Property Features: - Three generous bedrooms - Main bedroom complete with ensuite - Separate study or home office - Functional country-style kitchen - Stainless-steel appliances and dishwasher - Walk-in pantry - Separate dining area - Spacious lounge room - Reverse-cycle split-system air conditioning - Combustion heater - Beautiful polished timber floorboards - High ceilings and original character features - Functional main bathroom - Separate laundry - Rear verandah for outdoor enjoyment - Separate garden/tool shed - Fully fenced, low-maintenance yard - Ample off-street parking for two vehicles Location Highlights: Positioned in a sought-after pocket of Murray Bridge, the property is conveniently located close to local schools, shopping facilities, medical services and the Murray Bridge Golf Club. Enjoy easy access to the Murray River, public transport and the town centre, with Mount Barker and Adelaide also within commuting distance. Lease Details: Bond: $2400 Lease Term: 12 Months Property is unfurnished Tenants responsible for electricity, gas and other utilities Water supply and usage charges apply and will be invoiced to you every quarter How to Apply: If you wish to apply for this property, please submit your application through realestate.com.au using the “Apply” button. Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the information provided is accurate and reliable, Bosco Realty accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions. Prospective tenants are encouraged to conduct their own enquiries.