A magical renovation of a mid-century classic, 31 Hampton Street stands proudly on a full block along a leafy Hawthorn street perfectly private, yet just a short wander from the vibrant dining and shopping scenes of Goodwood, Unley and King William Roads.
Fresh landscaping and a travertine-clad façade frame the flat roofline synonymous with the era now enjoying a celebrated renaissance, setting the tone for a home that honours mid-century design while embracing a refined new chapter.
Inside, raked ceilings, high-end oak engineered flooring and generous expanses of glass create an immediate sense of warmth, while an abundance of natural light fills every corner. Huge windows feature in all three bedrooms, with a striking wall of glass overlooking the backyard from the open-plan living zone.
The thoughtfully designed floorplan sees the master suite privately separated from the rest, creating a peaceful retreat complete with walk-in robe, feminine ensuite and calming dual-aspect garden views. Across the hall, two additional bedrooms sit alongside the main bathroom with freestanding tub, each enjoying oversized windows and plush wool carpets.
Connecting the levels is a custom staircase handcrafted with forged steel and glass, a sculptural feature that reflects the careful attention paid to every detail.
A few steps down reveals the split-level heart of the home an open-plan living zone anchored by a completely custom Farquhar kitchen, where a curved Dekton island, tiled rangehood and brand-new appliances form a beautifully cohesive centrepiece. Considered use of space is evident throughout, with cabinetry cleverly built into walls to maintain clean lines and maximise functionality.
Concealed doors reveal a butler's pantry and laundry with continued cabinetry for a seamless transition, while ABI tapware and ducted air conditioning add further thoughtful layers of functionality completing a renovation that amplifies the best of its mid-century origins while elevating it for contemporary living.
From here, picture windows frame outlooks to the outdoors where French doors open to an expansive eco-deck, wrapping around the rear of the home and flowing through to a generous outdoor terrace the ultimate setting for entertaining or relaxed evenings as the sun sets and the kids expend the last of their energy down below.
And in one of Hawthorn's most sought-after pockets moments from Brownhill Creek trails and a thriving urban lifestyle it couldn't be more perfectly positioned for that perfect balance of nature, neighbourhood and city-fringe freedom.
Features
Off-street parking behind electric security gate with remote access
Flexible downstairs living/home office/teen retreat with garden outlook
BIR to bedroom 2
Skylit bathrooms with brushed brass tapware, fluted glass & feature tiling
Brand-new Fisher & Paykel induction cooktop & electric oven
Bosch integrated dishwasher
Extensive built-in storage to kitchen cabinetry
Ducted R/C air conditioning with AirTouch2
Modwood wraparound deck overlooking big backyard, solar lighting & fire pit
Ample under house storage
Garden shed
Lifestyle
Footsteps from bus stop, Unley Park train station & Brownhill Creek trails
Moments to King William Road & Mitcham Square
Zoned for popular Westbourne Park Primary & Unley High
Proximity to Mitcham Girls, Walford Anglican, Cabra, Concordia, Mercedes & Scotch College
Just 10-minutes from the CBD
Rates
Council $2,789PA
SA Water $266.69PQ
ES Levy $218.50PA
City of Mitcham
Torrens Title
Year Built 1971
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