Secluded in its own rural setting, what was architecturally built with solid brick in the 1970s reaches the new ultra-modern heights worthy of its spectacular outlook on some 10 bore-fed acres.
Set a short drive away from Pole Road to create suspense the moment you pass through its electronic gates, what this solar-powered two-level home has become is simply worth the wait.
Three years to be more exact. The time it took its style savvy current owners to recast those strong bones into an edgy family home with industrial vibes and dramatic tones that shine amongst the bundles of natural light.
Extended, opened up and framed in a sea of glazed glass, the lower floor brings the outside world in, while imploring you to step out.
The original exposed brick adds rich colour and texture, while the red cedar feature wall and combustion fireplace off-set the edginess of the concrete ceilings with warmth and charm.
It all fits so well with the starring open-plan kitchen featuring Ceasarstone benchtops, expansive island/breakfast bar, 1500mm Smeg freestanding oven/gas cooktop, and cylindrical Franke range hoods that are as much works of art as they are supremely functional.
A home full of surprises, the huge butler's pantry - with wine fridge - reveals itself, just a few steps from a main fully-tiled bathroom with a huge walk-in shower and a floor-to-ceiling window to a private garden.
For a different garden perspective, head to the terrace balcony exclusive to the master bedroom - with ensuite and walk-through robe - of an upper floor with raked ceilings, yet another sleek bathroom and a retreat/kitchenette the kids will love to claim alongside their bedrooms.
The wait is over.
More to love:
Powerful 13.6KW solar system with (13.6KW) battery
Large powered shed with concrete floors
Bore to beautifully presented established grounds
Intercom and app/phone controlled cameras to electric gates/entry
Efficient split r/c throughout, plus cosy combustion heating
Stylish designer track/feature lighting
Freestanding stone bathtub to master's ensuite
Custom storage/joinery throughout
Two dishwashers
German engineered timber flooring to upper level
Gas hot water with Bluetooth temp controls
Just a short drive from Stirling and the Tollgate beyond
And much more.
Specifications:
CT / 5547/ 524
Council / City of Onkaparinga
Zoning / Rural Residential House
Built / 1978
Land / 10.01A
Council Rates / $2,462pa
Emergency Services Levy / $181pa
SA Water / NA
Estimated rental assessment: $850 - $950 p/w (written assessment can be provided upon request)
Nearby Schools / Upper Sturt P.S, Scott Creek P.S, Hawthorndene P.S, Heathfield P.S, Belair P.S, Mitcham Girls H.S, Springbank Secondary College
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