Set on a generous 684sqm allotment and held by only its second owners for the past 40 years, this solid-brick 1957 home presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a spacious and much-loved family home in one of Lower Mitcham's most peaceful and tightly held streets.
Extended over the years to accommodate the needs of a growing family, the home offers an impressive sense of space with four well-proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms and multiple living and entertaining areas. Elegant original details, including decorative ceilings, are complemented by plantation shutters and an abundance of natural light, creating interiors that feel warm, inviting and rich in character.
The generous formal lounge and adjoining formal dining room provide an elegant setting for hosting family and friends, while a separate bar offers an additional space to relax and entertain. At the heart of the home, the well-appointed kitchen features a gas cooktop, oven, dishwasher and ample cupboard storage, providing excellent functionality for everyday family living.
Outdoors, an expansive undercover entertaining area creates the perfect setting for year-round gatherings, overlooking established gardens and a generous lawn where children and pets can enjoy the space to play. Surrounded by greenery and offering excellent privacy, the backyard provides a peaceful retreat with plenty of room to enjoy, along with a practical tool shed for additional storage.
Complete with heating and evaporative cooling, solar panels and excellent storage throughout, this substantial family residence combines enduring character, versatile living and a highly sought-after Lower Mitcham lifestyle.
Adding further appeal is the home's outstanding position, with Mitcham Square just moments away for morning coffee at Yeah Nah Yeah or Kicco, the latest release at Wallis Cinemas, everyday shopping at Foodland and Woolworths, or a relaxed drink at the nearby Torrens Arms Hotel. Families are equally well catered for, with Colonel Light Gardens, Mitcham and Clapham Primary Schools close by, zoning for Unley High School, and leading private schools including Scotch College, Mercedes College and Concordia College within easy reach. All this comes just 15 minutes from the Adelaide CBD, with nearby Mitcham Railway Station providing a simple and convenient commute.
Key Features:
- Solid-brick family home built in 1957
- Extended floorplan offering spacious and versatile family living
- Four well-proportioned bedrooms, with the master featuring built-in robes and a ceiling fan
- Two bathrooms, both with a shower and toilet
- Formal lounge featuring an ornate decorative ceiling
- Separate formal dining room
- Dedicated bar and additional entertaining space
- Functional kitchen with a gas cooktop, oven, dishwasher and ample kitchen cabinetry
- Plantation shutters in all front rooms
- Heating and evaporative cooling throughout
- Solar panel system
- Expansive undercover outdoor entertaining area with pull-down blinds and BBQ area, ideal for all-year-round entertaining
- Established front and rear gardens
- Private lock-up carport
- Generous lawn area with plenty of space for children and pets
- Generous 684sqm allotment
- Tool shed providing additional outdoor storage
Location Highlights:
- Peacefully positioned in one of Lower Mitcham's quietest and most tightly held streets
- Just minutes from the shopping, dining and everyday conveniences of Mitcham Square
- Close to Price Memorial Oval and its surrounding recreational facilities
- Within walking distance of popular local cafés, including The Other Ostrich and Yeah Nah Yeah
- Conveniently positioned for an easy commute to the Adelaide CBD
Specifications:
Year Built / 1957
Council / City of Mitcham
Council Rates / $850 PQ
Land Size / 684 m2
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