If you're looking for something a little different from the ordinary, this charming renovated home, circa 1890, has plenty to offer. With its cottage-style appeal, established gardens and a wonderful mix of original character and modern updates, it's a property with a personality all of its own.
Behind the picket fence and leafy street frontage, you'll find a surprisingly spacious home offering three bedrooms, comfortable living areas and some lovely outdoor spaces to enjoy.
Step inside and you'll immediately notice the home's unique character, with stone walls, slate flooring and plenty of interesting details throughout.
The updated kitchen provides a modern contrast, featuring sleek dark cabinetry, generous bench space, an induction cooktop, two underbench ovens and a striking splashback. There's also room for casual dining, or a big central bench, overlooking the greenery outside and with direct access to the courtyard.
The adjoining family and dining room is a lovely space to relax or entertain, with timber plantation shutters, built-in shelving, a gas heater and split system air conditioning for year-round comfort.
A separate lounge near the front of the home provides another versatile space, whether you need a quiet sitting room, reading area or somewhere to work from home.
There are three bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring split system air conditioning and direct access to the spacious updated bathroom. The bathroom also incorporates the laundry and offers a large walk-in shower, double vanity and plenty of storage.
The gardens are a real highlight of this property. Beautifully established with mature trees, colourful flowers, leafy shrubs and winding paved pathways, there's something lovely to discover around every corner.
A generous outdoor entertaining area sits beneath a timber pergola, providing a peaceful spot for a morning coffee, afternoon cuppa or relaxed get-together with friends. There's also a sheltered fernery for all your shade loving plants.
For those who need room for vehicles, hobbies or extra storage, the property offers a single carport with roller door, and a substantial shed/workshop with lights and power.
A large array of 20 solar panels will help to reduce your energy cost and environmental impact.
Whether you're a keen gardener, enjoy entertaining or simply love spending time outdoors, there's plenty here to appreciate.
Strathalbyn is a wonderful place to call home, with its historic charm, beautiful parklands and friendly country-town atmosphere. From Commercial Road, you're walking distance to both shopping precincts, cafés, pubs and medical facilities. A bus stop diagonally opposite is available, as part of the Adelaide to Strathalbyn bus route.
Families will appreciate access to Eastern Fleurieu School and Tyndale Christian School, while the picturesque Angas River, Soldiers Memorial Gardens and Strathalbyn's popular antique shops offer plenty to explore.
The nearby Langhorne Creek wine region is another great attraction, and Mount Barker is within easy reach for additional shopping and services.
A home with genuine character, beautiful gardens and plenty of practical features, all in one of the Fleurieu region's most loved country towns.
**All floorplans, photos and text are for illustration purposes only and are not intended to be part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and details intended to be relied upon should be independently verified** (RLA 362402)
