This sandstone fronted, circa 1900 built, character home offers outstanding street appeal, an excellent lifestyle location plus generous accommodation. The practical floor plan is in line with a modern family’s requirements and comprises:
- entry from the tessellated front verandah to an impressive hallway with decorative arch and ornate ceiling
- main bedroom with walk-in robe and heritage style ensuite
- second and third, double bedrooms both with built in storage
- elegant formal living/dining room with gas fireplace
- sparkling, recently renovated bathroom with spa bath, vanity & separate shower
- separate WC with hand basin ideal for guests
- family sized laundry with plenty of storage and bench space
- timber kitchen with raised bar, step-in pantry and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and Smeg gas cooktop with electric oven
- adjacent breakfast area
A valuable addition to the home is;
- the northerly oriented, large casual living & dining extension with hardwood floors and gas heater
- double sliding doors to a large outside entertaining area with pitched roof pergola
- established garden with secure fencing for small children’s play
- insulated ‘Tradies delight’, double garage/workshop with auto roller door, storage racks, plumbing, power & light
- further off street parking behind a roller door from the side street
Traditional period features to excite character home lovers include lofty 3.39m ceilings, original Baltic pine floorboards, wide skirtings, stunning lead light & ceiling roses. The hallway also features exquisite pendant lighting saved from the historic Light Pass Lutheran Church in the Barossa Valley. Although currently decorated in restful, heritage style the home would lend itself well to a more contemporary colour palate if desired.
Extras in this very comfortably appointed residence include ducted and zoned reverse cycle air conditioning plus a second separate split system, ceiling fans, extensive audio/visual cabling linked to both living areas, BBQ gas connection, plumbed in rainwater tanks, 12 solar electricity panels, a bore & garden irrigation plus a security system.
The location is ideal for families - walk to popular Black Forest Primary School, 7-day shopping and services, as well as great local cafes. Transport options are the best in the Unley Council with tram, train & bus all close at hand. Buyers in tune with the market will know that homes of this stature are few and far between in this very tightly held locale -your immediate attention is recommended!
Specifications:
Council / City of Unley
Zoning / Residential B350
Council Rates / $1,875.95 per annum
SA Water / $254.83 per quarter (Supply & Sewer)
Year Built / 1900
House Size / 182m²
Land Size / 696m²
Certificate of Title / Volume 5253 Folio 585
Disclaimer - The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed and all interested parties should seek independent advice. Should this property be scheduled for auction the Form 1 - Vendor Statement may be viewed at the office of Cocks Auld Real Estate from 3 business days prior to auction and at the auction 30 minutes prior to commencement.
