3 Joy Street, Ascot Park

Experience modern living at its finest, this three bedroom townhouse, ideally positioned for ultimate convenience and lifestyle. The private courtyard offers a low-maintenance outdoor area ideal for relaxation or hosting guests. Located just minutes from local shopping centres and cafes. Public transport options, including train and bus services, are within walking distance, while the property is also near quality schools and a short drive to Adelaide's CBD, making it an excellent choice for commuters and families alike. Features We Love: • Spacious open-plan lounge, dining, and kitchen area with tiled floors • Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort • Contemporary kitchen with dishwasher, gas cooktop, and pantry • Convenient second toilet with vanity downstairs • Handy under-stair storage for extra organization • Master bedroom complete with built-in robes • Bedroom 2 with built-in robes, and Bedroom 3 or study space • Main bathroom with a luxurious bath, shower, vanity, and a separate toilet • Sliding doors open up to a cozy courtyard, perfect for relaxation • Single remote garage with laundry facilities Location Highlights: • 4-minute walk to Ascot Park Train Station for an easy commute to the CBD • 10-minute drive to pristine beaches, ideal for weekends by the sea • Close to Westfield Marion, Flinders University, Flinders Hospital, and Tonsley Innovation District Lease details: – 12 month lease – Unfurnished – Water use and supply charges are applicable – Bond is equal to 4 weeks rent To register your interest, simply submit an inquiry or register your details through the form provided. This will ensure you receive notifications about scheduled inspections and any updates related to this property. For those interested in applying, applications are accepted through 2Apply or by selecting "Apply Now." Please note that attending an open inspection is required to apply for this property. Disclaimer: The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed, and all interested parties should seek independent advice