Corner blocks with dual street frontage on 1,273 sqm do not come up often in Hahndorf, and this elevated late-1970s home on the Collins Street and Bernhardt Crescent corner has the kind of bones that make buyers stop and think twice. The roof is new, the kitchen is new, the ensuite is renovated, and there is still room to subdivide the rear portion (subject to council consents) and do something genuinely ambitious. This is a property that works today and has a clear next chapter.
The kitchen has been comprehensively rebuilt: new cabinetry, a Westinghouse ceramic cooktop, a Westinghouse double wall oven, a walk-in pantry, and rainwater plumbed directly to the cold water tap. There is also a cavity provision for a dishwasher when the buyer is ready, as well as handy walk in pantry for extra storage.
Living is anchored by a Eureka combustion wood heater, and a split system air conditioner in the main living area keeps the temperature dialled in year-round. When the season is right, the new private deck and verandah area, screened naturally by established camellia hedging, is where the day ends. It is genuinely sheltered and quiet, not an afterthought.
The master bedroom has its own split system and a renovated ensuite with a spa bath, shower, and toilet. The third bedroom is the larger of the two secondary rooms and looks out to the garden. All three bedrooms have built-in robes, and the main bathroom, while original, is a workable space with a disability-accessible shower, bath, vanity, and separate toilet. The double automated garage is carpeted and immaculate, and behind it sits a large powered workshop shed on a concrete floor with workbenches and room for a caravan or multiple vehicles, plus a separate fenced hardstand area alongside it with separate corner access for the car enthusiasts or tradie's delight.
The garden wraps the block with purpose: approximately 29,000 litres of rainwater storage across eight tanks feeding both the hot water system and the kitchen tap, a vegetable garden, a woodshed on a concrete floor, a former orchid shadehouse structure, and a secondary garden shed. The elevated position means drainage is better than most neighbours, and the established camellia and hedge plantings create genuine seasonal privacy without any maintenance drama.
What you'll love:
Development Potential: Corner block with Collins Street and Bernhardt Crescent frontage, rear portion potential for subdivision (subject to council consents).
Renovated Essentials: New roof, new insulation, new gutters, new patio doors, all completed recently.
4 Car Workshop: Large powered shed on concrete floor with workbenches and vehicle or caravan storage capacity.
Rainwater Ready: Approximately 29,000 litres across eight tanks, plumbed to hot water and kitchen cold water tap.
Entertainer's Edge: New private verandah and deck, screened by established garden.
Elevated Position: Better drainage than surrounding properties, walking distance to Hahndorf township, freeway, Mount Barker, and Stirling close by.
Garden Character: Extensive camellia plantings, vegetable garden, and established hedging providing natural seasonal privacy screening.
For buyers wanting a genuinely renovated Adelaide Hills home with meaningful land upside, solid infrastructure, and more shedding and storage than almost anything else at this price, this Hahndorf corner block delivers on every count.
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