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As cute as a button on first impression, larger than you bargained for on closer inspection; this recast 1950's Hills cottage unfolds like the gem that it promises to be on a sweeping 1278sqm plot with dual access, parking for a fleet and the magical gardens to top it off.
Beyond its storybook weatherboard facade is a fully-renovated, light-filled interior so charming that you'll want to sign on the dotted line before you even discover its split-levelled master wing and rear deck.
Whether it's the patina of its original pine floors, the fully-updated country-style open-plan kitchen, the cutest breakfast bar/servery or the timeless bathrooms with vintage vanities; this fully-insulated home is all about the little, character-laden details. And they all add up to something very special.
Open the door to:
⁃ A 1950's cottage, fully renovated to suit the 21st century family - without losing an ounce of its original charm
⁃ Expansive open-living that runs from the front door to its expansive rear deck
⁃ A split-level wing - with study nook, updated bathroom (with claw bath) and bedroom - dedicated to parents/adults
⁃ A gorgeous country style kitchen with timber benchtops, gas cooktop, dishwasher, deep storage, brushed gold pull handles and space to dine at its feet
⁃ Combustion heating and efficient split system a/c
⁃ Expansive windows that bring the outside in at every opportunity
⁃ Custom, quality joinery and built-in bench seating, plus a walk-in robe to second bedroom
⁃ A multi-level layout that allocates a bedroom (with external access and timber beamed ceilings) to lower level with a large wine cellar/games room
⁃ Multiple vehicle access points to a parcel with loads of off-street parking, carport/arbour and a secure veggie/fairy garden
Close the door on:
⁃ Craving connection to the outdoors - expansive windows, decks and gardens bring the outside in
⁃ Soul-less new builds - this is everything but
⁃ Wishing you had "just one more room" - the cellar/games room, study nook and deck make this a home that's hard to outgrow
⁃ Parking Tetris and the endless storage shuffle
⁃ The stress, noise and rush of the city. Nature has you now
What feels like two worlds away sits just a stroll from Joan's Pantry and a pause from Blackwood and Mitcham's daily conveniences, Belair National Park, St John's Grammar School, Scotch College and the CBD itself. It's simply perfect.
CT Reference - 6278/429
Council - HN - Hills Neighbourhood
Zone - City of Mitcham
Council Rates - $1,488.65 per year
SA Water Rates - $718.60 per year
Emergency Services Levy - $138.95 per year
Land Size - 1278m² approx.
Year Built - 1955
Total Build area - 246m² approx.
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RLA 275403
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