Equal parts unique and environmentally conscious, almost every piece of this 1980s-built, 4-bedroom puzzle has its own tale to tell; a story of recycled materials, melded in ways we've never seen before
And it's a beautiful thing.
Etched into the efficiently utilised slope of its half-acre (approx.) block, an architectural and rather rustic mix of rammed earth, hand-chiseled sandstone, and piercing gables greet in a truly unique first impression.
That stone was sourced from a coffee shop on Payneham Road one of South Australia's earliest buildings and heads a long list of those quirky puzzle pieces.
Oregon beams from an old wool mill, church windows, Jarrah floorboards fashioned from the Southern Hemisphere's largest wine barrels, and a staircase supported up by a local gum and made of teak from a beached Thai boat
This is something else.
You'll enter on level two, where three bedrooms, bathroom and a sitting room stand alongside a terrace that wraps around the rear of the upper level and leverages sunsets and soul-soothing views that stretch as far as the Gulf St Vincent.
Head downstairs to discover a second lounge room, master bedroom boasting an ensuite with checkerboard tiling and classic claw bath, and a kitchen with a rustic timber island and a head-turning Homestead wood cooker.
The tangible things aside, it's a puzzle that just feels right, and will welcome a family with warm, open arms.
More reasons why we love this home:
- Peacefully placed at the end of a no-through road
- Double garage with remote entry and concrete floors
- Solar hot water
- 120,000L rainwater storage
- Cellar/workshop
- An efficient mix of ducted reverse cycle R/C and two combustion fires
- Multiple skylights and windows for bundles of natural light
- Exposed stone and rammed earth to interior
- Close to Cleland walking trails
- Barossa Valley vineyard clippings to verandah, plus a range of fruit trees to beautifully presented gardens
- Dishwasher and solid timber benchtops to kitchen
- Just moments from the award-winning Crafers Hotel
Specifications:
CT / 5133/13
Council / City of Adeliade Hills
Zoning / PRuL
Built / 1988
Land / 1850m2
Frontage / 21.34m
Council / $2527.10pa
ES Levy / $154.15pa
Nearby Schools / Crafers P.S, Upper Sturt P.S, Heathfield P.S, Aldgate P.S, Heathfield H.S, Urrbrae Agricultural H.S, Mitcham Girls H.S
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