It creates a striking silhouette with unwritten potential. A storied former church on a sprawling 1330sqm corner parcel holding incredible promise for the forward-thinking buyer.
Beyond the distinctive rendered shell is a simple layout: a generous, light-filled front hall with a raised stage and grand Gothic-style windows, and to the rear, a smaller basic hall, home to a charming fireplace.
Together, it's the honesty of the circa 1890s structure that makes it such an enticing, yet far from conventional proposal.
A future that will need to respect the building, the historic township it belongs to, and every necessary planning parameter - for the right buyer, that's all part of the appeal.
While it's not heritage listed, a journey of passion and patience could propel it into a beautifully bespoke residence, boutique bed and breakfast, or creative studio space – even a blend of all the above – subject to the necessary council consents.
And the property's pretty boundaries also play their part. Illuminated by ornate coach lights, the nearby footbridge creek crossing forms the picturesque edge to this landmark landholding – while the church grounds hold plenty of scope for family adventures or a sympathetic new landscape, with majestic pines adding definition to the long narrow block.
Location-wise, Macclesfield offers a quiet main street with a pair of country pubs – one unrivalled when it comes to South Australia's 'Best Snitty' – and easy proximity to Echunga, Strathalbyn and Mount Barker.
Enjoying the idyllic surrounds of the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu wine regions, around 35 minutes from The Tollgate and 30 from McLaren Vale, this is an open book opportunity for those with the vision and ambition to take a vintage somewhere respectfully new.
The future beckons from a compelling piece of Macclesfield history.
Property Attributes:
Approximate 1330sqm allotment with an historic area overlay
Well-maintained, character-rich opportunity in a prominent location
3.9m ceilings to the front hall
3m ceilings to the rear hall
Split system reverse cycle air conditioning
Council rules relate to its restoration, renovation or extension
Exciting potential to convert the building into a bespoke residence
Existing toilet block (not in operation)
Just moments to Karrawatta and Longview Vineyards
Property Information:
Title Reference: 5271/678
Zoning: Neighbourhood
Year Built: 1890
Please note: The toilets are not in working order and will not be in working order before or at settlement.
Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526
Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464
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