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Punctuated by a dual-levelled Pauline Hurren rear addition, this majestic C1926 bungalow takes its grand 6-bedroom layout and wraps it in a forever home with the scale, time-honoured beauty and rare flexibility worthy of its standing in prestigious Toorak Gardens.
In true Pauline Hurren fashion, that architectural expansion looks and feels like it has always belonged to this solar-powered residence with a timeless stone-laden facade, multiple living zones, cellar, accentuated timber embellishments, heavenly high ceilings and magical gardens that make the city on its doorstep feel two worlds away. The search is over.
Open the Door To:
⁃ A multi-generational floorplan with three bedrooms on the lower level, three more upstairs, a retreat-sized upper lounge, bathrooms on both levels and the freedom to give teens, guests, grandparents or work-from-home life their own private wing
⁃ A rear Pauline Hurren-conceived rear extension that feels beautifully absorbed into the original home, rising into vaulted ceilings, timber-framed French doors, garden outlooks and a kitchen/dining zone that spills naturally to the pergola and brick-paved entertaining terrace
⁃ A warm, farmhouse-style kitchen with timber benchtops, shaker-profile cabinetry, extensive storage, freestanding cooker, island bench, filtered water and direct garden connection through French doors
⁃ A home rich in detail, from Baltic pine floors and red pine framing to original doors, brick fireplaces and custom joinery
⁃ A transportive rear garden with paved terraces, layered planting, mature trees, productive corners, a chicken pen and leafy privacy from almost every angle
⁃ A large cellar, powered shed, attic storage, carport and additional off-street parking
⁃ A solar-powered residence with 9kW solar, Tesla battery, ducted air conditioning, instant gas hot water, underground water tanks, tank-to-mains switching and monitored security with Ring cameras and sensors
Head north for The Parade's cafes, restaurants, shopping and cinema, west for the village feel of Dulwich, south for Burnside Village, or straight into the CBD by pedal or stroll. A rare map for family life, sharpened by Rose Park Primary and Marryatville High Schools zoning and surrounded by some of Adelaide's best private school options, including Pembroke, Loreto, Seymour and St Ignatius. Forever starts now.
CT Reference - 5882/150
Council - City of Burnside
Zone - EN - Established Neighbourhood
Council Rates - $4,991.60 per year
SA Water Rates - Not Declared
Emergency Services Levy - $434.15 per year
Land Size - 812m² approx.
Year Built - 1926
Total Build area - 409m² approx.
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