6 Armson Avenue, MAGILL

RENT: $590pw BOND: $2,360 AVAILABLE: NOW LEASE TERM: 12 months initially PETS: Negotiable INSPECTION: Please register to inspect. If no times available, please submit your application via 2Apply. If your application is shortlisted, we will contact you for a private inspection. Emma Irving of Smith Partners Real Estate is proud to present this spacious family home in the ever-evolving suburb of Magill – perched on the high side of Armson Avenue and enjoying sweeping elevated views across Adelaide. Positioned on a generous 826sqm allotment, this well-loved family home offers both charm and potential, making it a standout option for tenants seeking space, character, and lifestyle. Boasting four generous bedrooms and ample living space, this double-brick residence offers delightfully original and is full of retro charm The property features a large family room that opens onto a wide terrace balcony – the perfect spot to soak in those rare, elevated views over the city skyline. A functional kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher and plenty of storage, while ducted reverse cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. The home also provides ample off-street parking with a garage and space for up to five vehicles. You will appreciate the peaceful positioning set back from the street, the established gardens, and the abundance of storage under the home. Located within walking distance of Penfold Park, local public transport, and just moments from The Parade, Magill Village, UniSA Magill Campus, and quality schooling options including Magill and Norwood International High Schools, this address offers the convenience and community feel that Magill is fast becoming known for. A home with space, flexibility and incredible views – this is your chance to call something truly special in a suburb with an exciting future, your new home. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Smith Partners Real Estate will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.