With elevation, colossal car storage, and sweeping town and country views, there's something to be said for a solid 1960s classic with vision. Follow the long, native-shrubbed driveway and rolling front lawn, and all is revealed.
Offering a u-shaped driveway, a carport you'll reserve for the caravan plus a powered four-car rear garage, there's promise galore for the project buyer, home-based trade or travelling retiree on an outstanding 1520sqm block.
Inside leads directly into the generous front lounge all but drowned out by the treetop surrounds; in case you missed them, there's also directional lighting, wide-spanning windows, fresh paint and new carpets; ceiling fans and a split system make the whole home comfortable all year round.
And much of the home's mid-century charm remains intact. The functional kitchen follows the views to the rear, hosts a splash of navy tiles and a freestanding electric stove, and joins the dining zone framed by a sunbathed boxed window.
Neutrals bring the calm to each bedroom; the oversized single offers tall sliding robes and an inbuilt study desk, the rear third enjoys more rural views, while the large master reflects tonnes of natural light from its half-mirrored wall of robes.
Very original inclusions point to the vintage mauve bathroom, the hallway linen storage, and delicate light fittings. And thanks to its high-set position, a lower level adds its own hidden value.
Call it a basement, call it recreational flexibility. The expansive space could make a robust games room, gym or kids' retreat, clad it as an authentic cinema space, or take advantage of the crisp hills' climate for cellaring.
Immediately adjacent is the laundry – separate yet connected to the main home, along with a practical second toilet.
To the back, the concrete-floored and powered garage is huge. Line it, fill it with collectibles, or transform it into something special; look around – from the land's improvements to the priceless country views, it'd have to be worth every penny…
Just like this little town's big following. If you haven't had a Lobethal ale, a local pie or a 'Pallett Picnic' on the lawns at Golding Wines, where have you been?
More reasons to inspect:
1966-built brick 3-bedroom home on a 1520m2 allotment
Spectacular elevation with rural and township views
Huge windows with manual roller shutters
Fronius solar system + Tesla battery efficiency
Newly carpeted front lounge
Sweeping retro kitchen featuring an electric oven, cooktop and dining connection
Built-in robes to all bedrooms
Separate WC
Powered and concreted garage – 20ft. x 30ft. approx.
A separate carport, ideal for the caravan
Practical storeroom
Rear ramp access into the home
Electric hot water service
2 x rainwater tanks – plumbed to house (with mains switchover)
Easy proximity to Lobethal Bierhaus and Klose's Foodland
Moments from main street amenities and Lobethal Football Club
Edge of town peace and quiet.
Property Information:
Title Reference: 5995/438
Zoning: Township
Year Built: 1966 (Government Records)
Council Rates: $1,982.16 per annum
Water Rates: $202.11 per quarter
*Estimated rental assessment: $570 - $600 per week (written rental assessment can be provided upon request)
Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464
Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
*Please note: some images have been virtually staged to better showcase the true potential of rooms/space and to respect occupiers' privacy.
*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.
