RENT: $775pw
BOND: $3,100
AVAILABLE: Thursday 17th July, 2025
LEASE TERM: 12 months
PETS: Upon application

Emma Irving of Smith Partners Real Estate is proud to present this beautifully preserved and extended character bungalow, perfectly positioned on a corner allotment in the highly sought-after coastal suburb of Glenelg North.

Boasting stunning street appeal and charm throughout, this three-bedroom home offers the ideal blend of timeless character and modern comfort. Set behind beautifully maintained gardens, the home features polished pine floorboards, redwood picture rails, soaring ornate ceilings, and a flexible floorplan with multiple living zones.

Each of the three bedrooms is well-proportioned, with the master offering a walk-in robe, additional built-in storage, and private access to a quaint courtyard. The main bathroom is centrally located and fitted with a walk-in shower, vanity, and stylish checkerboard tiling.

The front sitting room with feature fireplace and a sunlit, west-facing position offers a cosy yet elegant space to unwind. The rear extension opens into a spacious open-plan kitchen, family and meals area, all overlooking a sunken, palm-fringed garden. The kitchen is complete with solid Jarrah cabinetry, 900mm Baumatic oven and gas cooktop, breakfast bar, and ample storage.

Additional features include a remote-entry lock-up garage with workshop and 3-phase power, a separate gated entry ideal for boat or caravan storage, large separate laundry, and ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling throughout.

Enjoy a lifestyle of ease and convenience, just a short walk to St Leonards Primary School, a safe bike ride to Immanuel College, and only minutes to Glenelg Beach, Jetty Road’s cafes and restaurants, reserves, and public transport options including the Glenelg tram to the CBD.

Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Smith Partners Real Estate will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.