Steeped in history and rich with character, this enchanting bluestone row cottage, built in the mid 1800s, invites you to embrace the charm of heritage living in the heart of the treasured township of Burra.
Behind its timeless façade lies a home that beautifully blends historic character with modern comfort. The welcoming living room, complete with a cosy fireplace with slow combustion heater installed, is the perfect place to unwind on cool country evenings, while the separate dining room sets the scene for long lunches, intimate dinners, and cherished gatherings with family and friends.
At the rear of the home, the thoughtfully designed kitchen offers generous bench space, quality cabinetry, pantry cupboard, and a cleverly integrated European laundry. The adjoining family room is filled with warmth and natural light, creating a relaxed space to enjoy everyday living.
The stylishly renovated bathroom features classic white finishes with a bath, separate shower, and toilet, complementing the home's timeless appeal.
Modern conveniences have been thoughtfully added, including 5kW solar power with battery storage, offering greater energy efficiency without compromising the cottage's heritage charm. Reverse cycle split system air conditioning and slow combustion heating looks after climate control all year round.
Outside, a single garage or studio is accessed via the rear laneway, providing flexible space for hobbies, creative pursuits, or secure parking.
Wake to the gentle rhythm of one of South Australia's most historic towns, wander to Market Square for coffee or local shopping, and spend your afternoons exploring Burra's remarkable heritage streetscapes. Whether you're searching for a peaceful country retreat, a character-filled permanent residence, or a charming weekend escape, this captivating cottage offers a lifestyle where history, romance, and modern comfort come together in perfect harmony.
Step back in time-and fall in love with the enduring beauty of this classic Burra row cottage.
History of the cottages :
"One of a group of nine double cottages built in Thames Street for the SA Mining Association in 1846 to house its employees. They were originally roofed with wooden shingles and floored with local slate. The distinctive central chimney served each of the four rooms. Galvanised iron roofs were first added in 1872. Later each pair of two roomed cottages was converted to a four roomed cottage. Lean-to additions were added at the rear and later verandahs were added. Six of the nine cottages survive and are among the oldest SA cottages still occupied. This home is unique in remaining a double cottage, though each dwelling has been enlarged by additions at either end."
