Steeped in local history and breathtaking in its scale, this striking property began its life in 1881 as the St Bede's Anglican Church Sunday School Hall. After serving the community for decades and later operating as a Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) lodge from 1959, the building underwent an architecturally designed residential conversion. Today, it stands as a truly inspiring family home that beautifully marries its historic origins with modern living requirements. The dramatic use of bulky reclaimed jarrah beams, salvaged from demolished Port Adelaide wool stores, immediately anchors the soaring interiors and pays homage to the area's rich maritime past.
The centre of the home unfolds across a vast, open plan ground floor designed for seamless entertaining and relaxed family life. Multiple living zones, including a lounge and flexible dining area, revolve around a central Blackwood timber kitchen equipped with a dishwasher and double sink. A striking central fireplace stretches up towards th
