A stone's throw from the CBD's best eats, bars, and markets, yet tucked quietly away from the hum, 78 Vinrace Street makes a compelling case for city living particularly when it comes this slick, spacious, and Torrens titled.
Built C2023 and spanning three cleverly considered levels, this is lock-up-and-leave living with more room to move. High ceilings and timber-look floors set a crisp, contemporary canvas, while streams of natural light keep every level feeling bright and polished.
The ground floor sets the tone with a versatile bedroom that airs with its own bathroom and opens to its own private rear courtyard. Guest suite, home office, or somewhere to disappear when the rest of the home is in full swing - you decide.
The entire middle level belongs to living, bookended by a balcony at one end and an oversized kitchen at the other. Caesarstone benchtops and Bosch appliances do the heavy lifting, northern light brings the glow, and open-plan positioning keeps the conversation moving between the two. Breakfast for one, dinner for ten, Friday drinks that stretch deep into the weekend it takes it all in stride.
Go up once more and privacy takes over, two bedrooms each armed with their own ensuite and built-in robes. The main goes one better, framing the Adelaide Hills through a wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling window that turns the morning view into part of the décor - blinds open, day made.
Even the practicalities punch above their weight. An oversized garage plus an additional off-street park makes arrivals and departures seamless, while ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans, rainwater tank, extensive storage, and a concealed European laundry quietly take care of the rest.
Then there's everything beyond the front door. Morning coffee at Idle Hands or Café Troppo, produce runs through the Central Market, spontaneous feasts at East Taste or Ying Chow, a pint at the Duke of Brunswick, or a lap of the parklands before breakfast this is the kind of address that turns the city into an extension of your front yard. South Terrace and Greenhill Road put the coast, hills, and wider metro within easy reach, while Sturt Street Community School and Pulteney Grammar are a short walk away and zoning for Adelaide High and Adelaide Botanic High adds another layer of long-term appeal.
Chic weekender, low-maintenance base, or future-proofed investment whatever you choose, it's nothing but city living with a sharper edge.
More to love:
C2023 Torrens titled, ultra-low maintenance
Secure single garage with under stairs storage and bin alcove
Additional off-street park on exposed aggregate drive
Daikin ducted reverse cycle air conditioning throughout, with linear vents to living areas
Ceiling fans
Gated rear access to laneway
Concealed European laundry to lower floor
High ceilings
Timber laminate floors and plush carpets
Built-in robes to main and second bedroom
Rainwater tank
Specifications:
CT / 6257/96
Council / Adelaide
Zoning / CL
Built / 2024
Land / 90m2 (approx)
Frontage / 4m
Council Rates / $3697.10pa
Emergency Services Levy / $165.30pa
SA Water / $219.94pq
Estimated rental assessment / Written rental assessment can be provided upon request
Nearby Schools / Sturt Street Community School, Gilles Street P.S, Goodwood P.S, Richmond P.S, Parkside P.S, Adelaide H.S, Adelaide Botanic H.S, Glenunga International H.S
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