78a Second Avenue, Moana SA 5169

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1) Apply online via 2 Apply: https://www.2apply.com.au/agency/harcourtswinecoast

2) Register your interest by clicking on 'Request an inspection time' or 'Book an inspection' button and you will receive an email with further steps

**If you only complete step 1 then you will not be notified of an inspection time via our system, please ensure both steps 1 & 2 are completed.

This incredible coastal property offers low maintenance, modern living with only a short walk to Moana Beach and lovely cafes.

Features include:
• Living, dining and kitchen area downstairs with doors opening up to the Bali-inspired tropical gardens and a rear deck with two Bali huts & an outdoor shower
• Gourmet kitchen with Caesar stone benchtops, island bench with seating, gas cooktop, electric oven, double sinks, glass splash back and loads of storage
• Amazing views of Port Willunga and Sellicks Beach from your primary suite and balcony, with a luxurious walk-through robe and an ensuite with floating dual vanities
• Upstairs fourth bedroom/ living room with a balcony
• Two bedroom downstairs both fitted with built in robes
• Full size bathroom upstairs with toilet, shower, vanity and bath plus a third bathroom downstairs with toilet, vanity and shower
• Reverse cycle ducted heating and cooling and downlights throughout
• High 9ft ceilings, Aqua Tuf timber-look flooring and full-height windows
• Oversized double garage with a shopper's entrance and garden access
• Easy access to transportation, shopping, and schools

Pets - Pets negotiable upon application, subject to references.
Standard water charges for usage and supply.

All information provided in this advertisement has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, 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, and school zones). Interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.