21 Aldinga Street, Taperoo SA 5017

1964 maisonette in coastal pocket | Flood overlay present | First-home and investor appeal | Beach proximity under 1km This three-bedroom, one-bathroom maisonette sits on 278 square metres in a quiet coastal area of Taperoo. Built in 1964, the home features open-plan living with split-system air conditioning, a gas kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and an undercover entertaining area. The property includes a carport and off-street parking, plus a storage shed. The location positions well for buyers seeking coastal lifestyle without premium pricing. Semaphore Beach and Largs Bay Beach are within walking distance, while the Outer Harbour railway line provides direct access to Adelaide CBD in approximately 25 minutes. Nearby amenities include Semaphore’s café precinct, Port Adelaide Plaza, and Westfield West Lakes. The property appeals primarily to first-home buyers and downsizers attracted to manageable maintenance and accessible beach living. Investors may view it as an entry-point rental in an emerging western suburbs corridor, though the 1964 construction suggests ongoing maintenance considerations. School proximity is strong. Our Lady of the Visitation School sits 0.58 kilometres away, while Ocean View P-12 College is 0.73 kilometres distant. The area shows balanced demographics across age groups, with roughly 25 percent representation in under-20, 20-39, and 60-plus brackets. A flood overlay has been detected on the property, which warrants investigation into historical flood patterns and insurance implications. This represents the primary risk factor for potential buyers. Demand signals suggest steady interest from the first-home segment, particularly as Port Adelaide and western suburbs continue infrastructure investment. The coastal positioning and public transport access provide growth drivers, though the property’s age and flood designation may limit appeal to premium buyers. Rental yield potential exists within the first-home buyer demographic seeking affordable coastal access.