54 Hill Street, Crafers West, SA 5152

The best of both worlds – serene Adelaide Hill’s location together with close to city convenience.

A versatile 4 bedroom Adelaide Hills’ home with a picturesque tree-top outlook situated in an area well known for it’s flourishing native Birdlife and endearing resident Koalas. Located within a quiet cul-de-sac with easy access to the Crafers Exit, Crafers Interchange, the Freeway and on into the City.

There’s plenty of potential to simply move in and enjoy this 1977 built home and/or add your own decorating style. Alternatively, you could further extend if you so desired (STCC) or add to your existing investment portfolio.

Currently comprising of a combination of 4 bedrooms (two with built in robes), 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms and 2 living areas. The flexible floorplan provides a dual living opportunity and the possibility of renting out one side or both sides of the home.

On the left hand side the residence could easily be configured into 3 bedrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 bathroom, a L-shaped lounge/dining room and front door access. While the right hand side could be used as 1 bedroom, 1 kitchen, 1 bathroom and a lounge/dining area with access at the side through a sliding door.

Amongst the many features you will find ducted evaporative cooling for those warmer months and a toasty Rinnai Gas Heater for winter.

Sited on approximately 1,930sqm of land with a double carport and level front garden combined with a two tiered rear garden that backs onto a large rural holding.

Located in a no-thru road just a few short minutes’ drive into the Villages of Stirling and Crafers with the Public Transport, Adelaide Hill’s Schools, shops, cafes, restaurants and other facilities they provide. Crafers West is also within close proximity to the renown Belair National Park, Brown Hill Creek Reserve and Cleland National Park with an abundance of walking trails and other activities nearby.

Become of part of the popular Adelaide Hills’ Region by purchasing in Crafers West – a suburb we consider to still be one of Australia’s best kept secrets.