315/180 Morphett Street Adelaide, SA 5000

This little cracker has been a high yielding investment for the current owner since 2016 and could be ideal for an savvy investor looking to do the same. On the flip side this could be the perfect chance for a young buyer to break into the ever rising property market as their first home.

This stunning city pad has had a recent makeover including fresh paint throughout and an eye catching, low maintenance floating floor providing the opportunity for the lucky new owner to move straight in or rent straight out.

Location is guaranteed in the heart of Adelaide's Market & Chinatown precinct for ease of access to the CBD and Adelaide's famous Universities and High Schools.

Welcome to the Vision on Morphett!

The Why to Buy :-)

• Spacious Studio apartment with built-in robe
• Well-appointed kitchen featuring dishwasher, gas cooktop, and plenty of storage
• Modern bathroom with integrated laundry
• Open-plan living and dining flowing onto a private, undercover balcony
• Split-system air conditioning for comfort year-round
• Freshly painted throughout and new floor coverings
• Secure building with intercom, swipe access and lift
• Great balcony, perfect for that morning cuppa or just relaxing
• Valuable storage cage.

This cute city pad will ideally suit 1st home buyers, students, investors, downsizers, retirees or a perfect lock up and leave city base

Moments from the Central Market, Chinatown, Rundle Mall, public transport, and universities, and surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and entertainment as well as beautiful Light Sq - the ultimate CBD lifestyle or investment opportunity!

For any further information please contact Andrew Downing, The City Specialist on 0404 882 311.

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