8 Coro Crescent, Coromandel Valley, SA 5051

** Under Contract ** On offer is the opportunity to secure a delightful, renovated home, combining hills living with modern amenities, and situated just minutes from quality shops, schools, restaurants, and the beautiful Sturt River Linear Park.

This family-sized home has considerable charm, has been fastidiously maintained, and is immaculately presented inside and out. It will appeal to anyone wanting to move in, and immediately enjoy all that the home and Coromandel Valley offer.

Features within the home that will impress:

-3 double-sized bedrooms, each with built-in robes
-2 separate light-filled living areas
-Near-new kitchen and laundry (2011), with spotless cupboards, large bench tops, stainless steel appliances and under-bench dishwasher, and a ceramic cook top
-Large dining area adjacent to the kitchen, with spectacular views of the rear yard
-Ample heating and cooling, including reverse-cycle air-conditioners, ceiling fans, and a warm combustion fire
-High raked ceilings, easy-care carpet and tiles, and hard-wired smoke alarms
-Freshly painted rooms in neutral shades
-Solar hot-water, and Hi-Flo filtered water system
-Roller shutters along the northern wall of the home
-Extensive lockable under-house storage area

Features outside the home that will impress:

-Easy to manage secure 817sqm allotment, with Colorbond 'good neighbour' fencing, and lockable side gates
-Double carport, with room for 2 vehicles side-by-side, conveniently located near the front of the property, and used by the current owners to store their vehicles and fire wood
-3m x 1.5m garden shed, perfect for storing gardening equipment and tools
-1,000L (approx.) rainwater tank, perfect for watering the native and water-wise front garden, that includes established trees and bushes, a climbing tree and rope for the children, and resident blue-tongue lizards
-Terraced rear yard, with an outdoor undercover entertainment area, and adjacent succulent garden
-Private and flat lawned area, surrounded by a productive garden that includes fruit trees, raised vegetable and herb beds, compost bin, a sizeable modern chook run and house, and even a pile of 'weathered' wood for the new owners, and a
-North-facing balcony at the rear of the home, accessible from the dining area and laundry, as well as the rear yard itself, that is big enough for an outdoor setting and BBQ

This home represents a 'breath of fresh air' when it comes to value and presentation, and offers a wonderful lifestyle, or even 'tree-change,' for potential buyers seeking a fabulous hills retreat.

Enquiries to Christina Middleton: 0423 154 659.


A little about Coromandel Valley:

Coromandel Valley, or 'Coro' as it's known to the locals, is situated 15kms from the Adelaide CBD, and just a few minutes from Blackwood, in the pretty Mitcham Hills, adjacent to the well-known Adelaide Hills.

Coro residents enjoy all the benefits of 'hills living,' such as peaceful and friendly neighbourhoods, a village-like atmosphere, native wildlife and gardens, and nearby national parks and gardens, but all within a very reasonable driving and/or commuting distance of the city, beaches, and suburbs of Adelaide.

It's a 'not-so-well kept secret' that Coromandel Valley Primary School is an excellent school, with a reputation that has led to the school being zoned for local residents only. Coro is also home to high quality medical, allied health, and veterinarian services, garden and fodder stores, galleries and cafes, a Community Centre, and the still operational Magarey Orchard, with fresh seasonal produce available for purchase onsite.

Coro is also steeped in history, having been settled in 1837 when a group of sailors deserted their ship, 'The Coromandel,' and hid in the valley until the ship departed without them. Homes, small shops and businesses, orchards and market gardens quickly sprung up in the region during the 1840s - 1870s, with Coro becoming known for its fine produce, manufacturing, and commitment to children's education. A selection of original and historic buildings, bridges and gardens remain, with both self-guided and formal tours available through the National Trust.