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Just before a quiet no-through road yields to rolling valley views, this tightly held chalet-style home rests easily within its gardens, its steep roofline and dormer windows recalling the rustic European inspiration that shaped many of the Adelaide Hills' most enduring homes.
Solar powered and lovingly maintained for decades, its interiors reveal a warm sequence of living spaces, up to four bedrooms, exposed timber beams, polished floors and carefully considered updates ensure this charming retreat feels every bit as comfortable today as the day it was built.
Open the Door to:
⁃ A classic 1970s Hills chalet where steep rooflines, exposed beams and polished hardwood floors create a warm, character-rich home that feels deeply connected to its natural surrounds
⁃ A flexible dual-level floorplan offering up to four bedrooms, including one on the lower level that could easily double as an additional living zone, studio or retreat
⁃ Light-filled open-plan living where the kitchen, dining and lounge flow together beneath those striking beam-lined ceilings
⁃ Year-round comfort thanks to split-system air conditioning and a cosy combustion fireplace for Hills winters
⁃ The everyday ease of bathrooms on both levels
⁃ A 3kW solar system helping keep running costs in check
⁃ Covered parking via a carport plus plenty of additional off-street space for guests, trailers or extra vehicles
⁃ A storage shed ready for tools, bikes and garden gear
⁃ Tiered gardens dotted with veggie beds and a chicken coop, inviting a slower, more self-sufficient Hills lifestyle
Close the Door on:
⁃ Streets busy with traffic and constant noise. A quiet no-through road restores the calm the Adelaide Hills is known for
⁃ Cookie-cutter suburban homes that feel interchangeable and forgettable. Life in the Hills should come with character, warmth and a genuine sense of place
⁃ Rigid floorplans that force every household to live the same way. A flexible dual-level layout lets spaces evolve as life does
Bridgewater continues to draw those seeking the best of Hills living, where forest trails, creeks and village cafes sit side by side with easy access to Stirling, Aldgate and Hahndorf. With the freeway only minutes away, Adelaide's CBD remains comfortably within a twenty-minute commute, proving that a quieter life doesn't have to mean a disconnected one.
CT - 5489/280
Council - Adelaide Hills
Zoning - Rural Neighbourhood
Year Built - 1975
Land Size - 766sqm
Total Built Area - 189sqm
Council Rates - $2,627.03 pa
SA Water Rates - $1,086.16 pa
Emergency Services Levy - $161.85 pa
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RLA 275403.
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