Auction Sat, 12th Jul - 1.30pm (usp)
The quintessential 1920s Clarence Park bungalow, respectfully extended to the north, reimagines family life through the lens of natural light, spatial generosity and garden connection.
What begins in traditional symmetry dissolves into something altogether freer - an open-plan rear that pulls the outdoors in. And keeps you wanting more.
At its heart: a four-bedroom footprint with the added flexibility of a dedicated study and multiple living zones, allowing the home to contract and expand as life demands.
Rather than clash, the newer section complements the old: lofty ceilings and refined cornices nod quietly to the bungalow's character - a symphony of polished timber floors, ornate fireplaces, ceiling roses and those ever-iconic leadlight windows.
Where the original stops, the extension exhales - a sweeping space that invites light through picture windows and keeps the garden within arm's reach.
Tucked away in plain sight, the kitchen is a lesson in functionality - stone benchtops, 90cm freestanding oven, gas cooktop, dishwasher and ample storage all playing their part.
The extension also brought a new main bedroom into the fold - walk-in robe, ensuite with vintage charm, and a sense of retreat in its own corner of this flexible, ducted-comforted home with a lock-up carport to boot.
Pull a novel from the library, sink into a garden chair under the pergola, and you'll swear you've left the city behind. The birds certainly think you have. And yet, the CBD is just 15 minutes from this unexpectedly secluded, tree-lined patch of Adelaide.
Features we love...
- Character-rich 1920s bungalow facade with classic symmetrical charm
- Seamlessly integrated rear extension bathed in northern light
- Flexible floorplan with up to four bedrooms plus dedicated study
- Multiple living zones for formal hosting and everyday retreat
- Period details throughout: polished timber floors, ornate fireplaces, ceiling roses and leadlight windows
- Open-plan rear living with picture windows and effortless garden connection
- Functional sky-lit kitchen with stone benchtops, 90cm freestanding oven, gas cooktop, dishwasher and generous storage
- Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning for year-round climate control
- Energy-saving solar panels
- Secure lock-up garage with space for one car, plus a long driveway that comfortably fits up to four more
- Garden shed for tools, extras, and weekend projects
- Garden framed by established trees and birdlife, including a majestic oak tree that shades the outdoor space beautifully until mid-afternoon
- All-weather pergola ideal for Christmas lunches, long-table dinners
- Great public transport: bus and train stations at either end of the street, with the Glenelg tram a short walk away
- Located in tightly held Clarence Park - just 15 minutes to the CBD, but it feels a world away
Certificate of Title - 5802/47
Council - Unley
Zoning - Established Neighbourhood
Year Built - 1925
Land Size - 697sqm (approx)
Total Build area - 263sqm (approx)
Council Rates - $3,343.50pa (approx)
SA Water Rates - $369.93pq (approx)
Emergency Services Levy - $189.60pa (approx)
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