24 Laidlaw St, Henley Beach

$600 per week with Solar Power Available: Now for an initial 6 month term Unfurnished A much loved mid-century home in an enviable Henley Beach location. Features include: - Classic red brick frontage - Expansive L-shaped lounge - Retro-chic galley kitchen - Separate laundry with external access - Three spacious bedrooms - Family bathroom with corner shower, bathtub, wide vanity, and separate WC - Expansive rearl verandah for alfresco living - Long carport for multiple vehicles, plus shed/garage and storeroom More to love: - Solar panel system - Split system air conditioning to lounge and bedrooms - Ceiling fans - Polished timber floors, with carpets to bedrooms The best of the coast is at your doorstep, with a Henley Square your new local for a plethora of coffee shops, eateries, bars and community activities. Start the day with a beach walk and brunch at Joes, stock up the pantry with gourmet ingredients from Foodland Henley Square, grab lunch at Malobo and dinner at Melt, before a nightcap watching the sunset from West Rooftop Bar or dessert at Bottega. Venture a little further for movies and specialty shopping at Westfield West Lakes, weekends perfecting your handicap at Royal Adelaide or Grange Golf Clubs, or to explore the Linear Park Track. Zoned for Henley High School and close to St Michael's College. Water Charges: Tenant/s to pay all quarterly supply & usage Note: Benchtop oven to be included prior to tenancy Would you like to view this property? Please click the button “contact the agent”, register your interest and we will instantly respond. To avoid disappointment, we encourage you to register your interest so we can keep you informed during all stages of the leasing process. 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, floor plans and size, building age and condition) Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.