3 Stow Court, Moonta Bay, SA 5558

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac and just metres from the beautiful coastline of Moonta Bay, this welcoming three-bedroom property offers the perfect opportunity to secure your own holiday escape, investment property or relaxed coastal retreat on the Yorke Peninsula.
Step inside to a light and modern interior, with tiled living areas and a practical layout featuring a separate lounge, dining area and spacious contemporary kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and plenty of room for preparing meals after a day spent at the beach.
All three bedrooms are complete with ceiling fans, while two reverse-cycle split-system air conditioners provide year-round comfort. A modern three-way bathroom adds convenience for families and visiting guests.
Outside is where this property really comes into its own. The secure yard offers a fantastic outdoor entertaining area complete with a large fireplace, creating the perfect setting for summer evenings, family barbecues and relaxed weekends away.
There is also excellent shedding with extra height, power and sealed flooring, providing plenty of room for the boat, caravan, vehicles or additional storage. A concrete driveway and rainwater storage complete this very practical coastal package.
Whether you’re searching for a low-maintenance holiday home, a place to enjoy weekends with family and friends or an investment in one of the Yorke Peninsula’s most popular seaside destinations, this property ticks all the boxes.
Your Moonta Bay getaway is ready and waiting – simply arrive, unpack and start enjoying the coastal lifestyle.
For further details contact Sales Agent Seah Williams on 0428 620 379

RLA 314 746

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