From its high setback to its bold street stance, this 1960s family home shines a little differently; a refurbished retro that steps outside the box with a long list of extras, and a rooftop perspective that could well be a Lobethal first…
From daybreak to dusk's first stars, the open-air rooftop terrace is made for friends, atmospheric dinners and a panorama that demands an iPhone sweep. The external steel stair climb? Worth every step.
As if the imagery from the portico, leading formal lounge and master bedroom's dual aspect windows weren't hypnotic enough.
With new carpets and a fresh repaint throughout, the home's refurbishments retain much of its mid-century honesty – like the vintage bathroom, adding an updated vanity to its sunny palette, and the original timber floors lining the central kitchen and casual meals area.
The retro pine kitchen is a likely project for later. For now, it enjoys a freestanding cooker, breakfast station and a servery view to the adjoining family room. Off the meals zone, glass sliders greet a quiet patio break, ideal after a day in the garden.
Large garden-viewing windows wrap the family room, where a combustion fire, study space and tucked-away third bedroom give the zone plenty of purpose. Beside it, a blank-canvas laundry offers scope for a valuable cabinetry addition, or perhaps a future second bathroom.
More points to mention, more places to play. The fully fenced backyard rises to an undercover deck; a strategic spot to watch the kids, while downstairs, the whitewashed basement opens another new world: movie nights in, a games room hideaway, or a third living space that benefits from internal garage access.
Garden shedding, a lined garage/studio plus that under-croft garage on arrival… if that isn't enough retro bite for you, the elevated and generous 800sqm block, framed by retained concrete borders, waits for herbs, veg or screening plants to soften its backyard edges.
All this, a short walk from Lobethal's country township pulse.
Plan the updates but don't strip its soul. For its hills-sized views, basement flex and retro personality, this Vine Street vintage flaunts rare 1960s cool, straight up…
It's a mystery box of country value:
1965-built multi-level home on an elevated Torrens titled 800sqm (approx.)
Rare, rooftop entertaining space with enveloping hills and township views
Exterior roller shutters to main windows
Newly repainted and carpeted throughout
2 sunlit living spaces
All-weather backyard decking
R/C air conditioner in the kitchen/meals
Combustion fire comfort + reversible ceiling fans to expansive family room
Master bedroom with built-in robes and an adjoining bathroom
Bedroom 2, with built-in robe
Bedroom 3 with study desk and robe
Tilt-up garage door to under croft garage
Double carport + a lined rear studio/shed
Mains sewer
Basement studio with painted floors, versatile bar + garage access
Electric HWS
A short walk to the main street: Klose's Foodland, Lobethal Bierhaus and Bakery.
Property Information:
Title Reference: 5285/414
Zoning: Township
Year Built: 1965
Council Rates: $1,982.16 per annum
Water Rates: $202.11 per quarter
*Estimated rental assessment: $570 - $610 per week (written rental assessment can be provided upon request)
Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526
Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464
*Whilst every endeavour has been made to verify the correct details in this marketing neither the agent, vendor or contracted illustrator take any responsibility for any omission, wrongful inclusion, misdescription or typographical error in this marketing material. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information provided.
The floor plan included in this marketing material is for illustration purposes only, all measurements are approximate and is intended as an artistic impression only. Any fixtures shown may not necessarily be included in the sale contract and it is essential that any queries are directed to the agent. Any information that is intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.
Property Managers have provided a written rental assessment based on images, floor plan and information provided by the Agent/Vendor – an accurate rental appraisal figure will require a property viewing.
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