14 Kaidan Court

Set on a generous 1,214m² allotment in one of Port Lincoln's most sought-after pockets, this well maintained family home delivers the perfect balance of space, comfort, and functionality - ideal for growing families or savvy buyers seeking room to move. Inside, the home offers three well proportioned bedrooms, each complete with built-in wardrobes, while the main bedroom enjoys convenient two-way access to the modern central bathroom. The bathroom itself is thoughtfully designed, featuring a glass shower alcove, full-sized bath, and vanity, with a separate toilet for added practicality. Multiple living zones enhance everyday flexibility, with a formal L-shaped lounge and dining area positioned at the front of the home. The adjoining kitchen is both functional and well-located, making family living and entertaining effortless. Year-round comfort is assured with two reverse cycle air conditioners, ceiling fans, and the warmth of a slow combustion fire-perfect for those cooler winter months. Neutral tones and practical tiled flooring flow throughout the main living areas, creating a welcoming and low-maintenance interior. Step outside and you'll find a spacious, covered and paved pergola-an ideal setting for entertaining in any season-overlooking a large backyard with plenty of room for children and pets to enjoy. Storage and vehicle accommodation are exceptional, with a double garage under the main roof, a separate twin shed, and additional off-street parking-ensuring all your lifestyle and storage needs are well and truly catered for. A solar system of approx 6kW, and two rainwater tanks plumbed to the home will help keep the bills down. To make a time to view contact Bronte George. *All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.