Located just 10 minutes from Meningie, and under 2 hours from Adelaide this wonderful property is nestled amongst the world famous Coorong, you’ll enjoy water views, kayaking across the lagoon, birdwatching, fishing, or just relaxing

The 4 bedroom home is situated on a generous 1,201m2 corner allotment in the Noonameena settlement, just a stone’s throw to the Coorong Lagoon and Community Native Garden.

A well presented 4 bedroom home, located in a quiet no through road in the Noonameena settlement on the Coorong. The home is positioned well to maintain water views from the front deck of the property. Selling as a walk in walk out option, the home has a good sized open plan lounge, dine and kitchen adjacent the front undercover deck. The Master bedroom contains a walk in robe and ensuite. The main bathroom has a walk in shower and bath, with a separate toilet. Outside, there is a 15x7.5m, 5 bay shed with power and concrete floor. 22,000L rainwater tank plumbed to the home, with a further 22,000L rainwater water tank. Enviro septic system, 3.3kW solar system and rabbit proof fencing.

Paddle on kayaks, walk the native gardens, conquer the sand hills or simply sit and relax; the choice is yours.

You’ll love:
- Huge corner allotment
- 4 bedrooms
- Large shed
- 3.3kW solar syatem
- Safe location
- Making memories

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity in a safe regional environment.

To experience the beauty and natural wonder of the Coorong, contact Adam Hurle on 0439 545 193 to arrange a private inspection.

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