A fresh lease on life comes with room for several lives to unfold at this reimagined 1970s Hills home, where a four-bedroom residence, self-contained annex and established gardens give the family tree somewhere leafy to branch out.
The reinvention leaves some of the best seventies signatures intact, carrying timber floors through light-filled living spaces and retaining an exposed brick fireplace wall that gives the lounge its texture and unmistakable connection to the original home.
Green makes its way inside through the kitchen cabinetry, paired with pale benchtops and a breakfast bar that gives the day's conversations somewhere to land before dinner reaches the adjoining skylit dining space.
Broad windows keep the garden in good company, while four bedrooms, two with built-in robes, and a refreshed bathroom with a bath, separate shower and patterned floor tiles round out the main home.
The annex adds another dimension to the family plan, bringing up to two bedrooms, open-plan living and kitchen, a wood heater and a new bathroom together in an independently equipped space with its own fresh start.
Grandparents can keep their morning rituals, grown children can test their independence and guests can stay beyond Sunday.
When everyone does come together, the substantial covered entertaining area has the occasion well catered for, opening lunch to a garden backdrop.
Established planting and lawn give the grounds their shape, with space for vegetables and fruit trees inviting a few edible additions and birdlife supplying a changing soundtrack.
For anyone more inclined to reach for a spanner than a spade, the powered rear workshop comes with a concrete floor and pit, backed by tool and wood storage, easy rear access and parking for the work vehicles, boat or caravan.
Blackwood and Stirling keeps shops, cafes and everyday essentials close, while Adelaide remains within commuting reach, putting a working week in the city and a weekend amongst the trees comfortably on the same calendar.
More to love:
- Extensively reimagined four-bedroom Hills home with a refreshed self-contained annex, established gardens and the flexibility to bring multiple generations together
- Annex with up to two bedrooms, open-plan living and kitchen, and a new bathroom
- Four bedrooms to the main residence, two with built-in robes
- Green kitchen with pale benchtops, breakfast bar and dishwasher
- Skylit dining adjoining the kitchen
- Timber floors, exposed brick and broad garden-facing windows
- Main bathroom with patterned floor tiles, separate bath and shower
- Split-system air conditioning to the main living area and master bedroom
- Wood heater to the annex
- Substantial covered outdoor entertaining area
- Established gardens, lawn and space for vegetables and fruit trees
- Powered rear workshop with concrete floor and pit
- Additional tool storage and woodsheds
- Easy rear access and generous parking at the front and back
- Space for work vehicles, a boat or caravan
- Convenient access to Stirling, Blackwood and Adelaide
CT | 5494/498
Council | Adelaide Hills Council
Zoning | Rural Neighbourhood (z5408) RuN
Built | 1970
Land | 1,989 (approx)
Estimated rental assessment | Written rental assessment can be provided upon request
Nearby Schools |Upper Sturt P.S, Crafers P.S, Hawthorndene P.S, Heathfield P.S, Stirling East P.S, Heathfield H.S, Blackwood H.S, Mitcham Girls H.S, Unley H.S, Springbank Secondary College, St Catherine's School, The Hills Montessori School, St John's Grammar School, Concordia College, Scotch College, Mercedes College, Seymour College
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Harcourts Adelaide Hills - RLA 158908.
