3 Clydesdale Drive, Two Wells SA 5501

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: Please note: Best and final offers will need to be submitted by 12pm Tuesday 14th of April. Set on approximately 2 acres in the growing township of Two Wells, this well-maintained family home offers space, comfort and a lifestyle perfectly suited to those seeking room to move. The home includes four bedrooms plus a study (or optional fifth bedroom), with the master suite complete with a walk-in robe and ensuite featuring a spa bath and separate toilet. Multiple living zones provide flexibility for the whole family, including a formal lounge and dining room, along with a central timber kitchen overlooking the open plan meals and living area. High ceilings and tiled living areas enhance the sense of space, while reverse cycle ducted air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. There is also excellent storage throughout the home, along with the convenience of internal access from the double garage. Outdoors, the property continues to impress with a full-length front verandah, a well-appointed outdoor entertaining area and a private courtyard. The grounds are established and irrigated, featuring a variety of fruit trees and plenty of open space for families, pets or those simply wanting a relaxed lifestyle setting. Practical features include excellent shedding, approximately 90,000 litres of rainwater, mains water supply and a 3kw solar system to assist with energy efficiency. Positioned in the expanding township of Two Wells, with easy access to Adelaide via Port Wakefield Road, this is an outstanding opportunity for growing families or those seeking a lifestyle property with space, functionality and convenience. Ready to make an offer? Head to eldersgawler.com.au, select the property, and click the 'Make an Offer' tab to submit your offer online in just a few steps. All information contained herein is gathered from sources deemed to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should seek their own enquiries.