Built in 1917, this stunning character home in the thriving community of Seppeltsfield is beautiful and sits on a huge 6753m2 block
While keeping its historic charm, there's a genuine feel of modern style throughout the home including the modern extension complete with new kitchen, dining, laundry and bathroom. Over the last 15 years, the whole home has been completely renovated to reveal the beautiful residence it is today.
As you enter the home, the quality stands out immediately. Beautiful polished remu and jarrah timber floorboards greet you on entry and flow into the main bedroom which is spacious and comes complete with a stunning modern ensuite. High ceilings continue throughout the home and are evident in both the second and third bedroom, which are both large and have built in robes. The lounge area is also generous and features one of the two Norwegian combustion heaters.
The contemporary kitchen comes with all the features you'd expect from a home of this quality and also has substantial storage. The dining area which features the stunning, original stone wall leads off the kitchen and flows onto the outdoor entertaining area which is perfect to sit back and enjoy a Sunday morning breakfast or an evening meal.
As is common with homes of this vintage, a large dry cellar adjacent to the kitchen provides stable temperatures for your Barossa reds, preserved fruits or homemade jams.
The home is temperature controlled by evaporative cooling only air-conditioning which provides year-round comfort while the two combustion heaters provide toasty warmth in the cooler Barossa months.
Outside, the home goes to another level with beautifully maintained, magnificent gardens which have been extensively re-planted to bring back the native birds and wildlife that reside in the region. The extensive shedding includes a wood shed, multiple garden sheds and a huge double carport as well as a enviable chook run which is partially shaded by the 3kw of solar panels (can be increased to 5kw). The property has abundant rainwater with approx. 70,000 litres plumbed throughout the home.
The property is also home to a huge orchard which features over 20 different fruit trees including apples, pears, nectarines, apricots, peaches and citrus varieties orange, lemon and limes. As you meander through the orchard you reach the top of the block which takes is some stunning views of surrounding Seppeltsfield.
An incredible opportunity to secure your piece of Barossa history, this property is a stunning example of early region charm. Located in a flourishing area of the Barossa with world class restaurants, wineries and gin distilleries such as Fino at Seppeltsfield, Seppeltsfield Road Distillers, Appellation at the Louise, Two Hands Wines, Hentley Farm and Whistler Wines all within a stone's throw from the property.
Suiting a range of buyers, this property could be used as a home, a B&B, a weekend retreat and has the opportunity for a potential subdivision (stcc). Don't miss out on your opportunity to own this stunning piece of Barossa history.
