It reads like a Magazine cover story - front to back. A bold yet beautiful rewrite, this four to five-bedroom home layers architectural genius, family appeal and interior-design joy, high on its half-acre parcel, a three-minute stroll from Stirling.
Behind a sweeping circular driveway and classic farmhouse façade, a duet of French doors introduces a pair of interconnecting sitting rooms ideal as a stone-clad home business base with a cellar and storeroom.
Make a few clever moves, and the entire main floor becomes a private guest suite or granny flat (STCC), with separate access.
The Pauline Hurren-designed upper-level cements the home's family credentials, yet throughout, the interior palette talks chic: butter creams, soft greens, grass-weave and imported wallpapers, and garden-led hues that bring calm and cohesion.
Elevated by 'one-pac' grey-teal joinery, limestone benchtops, and quality Smeg appliances, the solid kitchen is unmistakably designer from its social flow to its original butler's wing.
The flow continues with living and dining zones, both casual and formal, anchored by a stone combustion fireplace and French door connection to the sunbathed balcony. Seeking a media room or the perfect stage for Christmas? It's here.
Ever mindful of Stirling's seasons, the primary wing reflects them, accommodating a huge dressing room, rear-adjoining ensuite, and French doors both front and back. Nearby, a library-shelved study, guest powder room, family bathroom and generous laundry reflect the floorplan's practicality.
Rise again and epic attic floor space presents invaluable storage or a landing for the inherited train set.
Outside, irrigated gardens, stone-walled and all-weather terraces, quiet garden glades and Finska-ready lawns depict a sanctuary for generations - the dual garage, workshop, two storage sheds and trailer parking verge all but guarantee it's as functional as it is beautiful.
Even the cubby house features a play kitchen, dining banquette and mezzanine floor for the most magical garden make-believe.
"Iddesleigh" delivers what very few Stirling homes can: an ageless family footprint with deliberately daring interior design, making every day a little more special
More aspects to love:
Stone-walled, renovated and extended family farmhouse, c.1949
Pauline Hurren-designed upper-level addition, c.2010
Circular concrete driveway with dual front gates
Main level home office and sitting room, with granny flat potential (STCC)
Secure internal entry via the side-by-side garage and workshop
North-facing undercover patio
Sweeping verandah views to front; substantial stone retaining walls to the back
French door balcony flow embracing sunlight and garden views
Expansive country kitchen hosting limestone benchtops, Smeg appliances and a galley-style butler's wing
Media zone/formal dining - once the 'Christmas Living room' with a combustion fire
Primary suite, clad in imported wallpaper from the UK, features an ensuite and dressing room
Library room/home office
Retiled and up-styled guest bathroom
3 upper-level bedrooms - 2 are mirror-image and dual-aspect views, with Velux skylights in the centre bedroom
Custom window treatments
Charming front garden cubby house with a mezzanine bedroom
A corner turn to St. Catherine's School
A 3-minute stroll to Stirling Village.
Reverse-cycle air conditioning on each level
Solar system
Specifications:
CT / 5149/493
Council / Adelaide Hills
Zoning / RuN
Built / 1946
Land / 1867m2 (approx)
Council Rates / $5,037.08pa
Emergency Services Levy / $328.70pa
SA Water / $532.60pq
Estimated rental assessment $1,100 - $1,200per week/ Written rental assessment can be provided upon request
Nearby Schools / Crafers P.S, Stirling East P.S, Heathfield P.S, Upper Sturt P.S, Aldgate P.S, Heathfield H.S
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