Don't miss the opportunity to view this stunning home.
There's an immediate sense that this home was designed rather than simply built. The architecture has confidence: crisp white forms, deep timber screening, black-framed glazing, and a private entry that hints at what's waiting beyond. Then the front door opens, and the entire mood changes.
A sweeping curved staircase rises through a soaring double-height void, wrapped in warm timber and illuminated by a cascading pendant that drops dramatically between the two levels. It's sculptural, unexpected, and utterly central to the identity of the home.
Around it, the ground floor unfolds as one beautifully connected living environment. Pale timber flooring runs beneath generous living and dining zones, while the kitchen anchors the space with an oversized stone island, extensive streamlined cabinetry, brushed-gold detailing, and a striking horizontal window drawing greenery into the room. It feels polished without being precious a space equally comfortable hosting a crowd or settling into an ordinary Tuesday night.
Then the living keeps going.
Glass doors connect the interior with a substantial covered alfresco, complete with built-in BBQ facilities, cabinetry, ceiling fans, heating, and room for both dining and lounging. A private lawn and landscaped garden soften the edges, creating an outdoor space that feels genuinely usable rather than merely decorative.
Upstairs, the staircase opens onto a gallery-style landing wrapped around the void, where the pendant lighting becomes part of the architecture once again. An additional study or retreat creates valuable separation from the main living zone and opens to its own balcony an ideal place to work, read, or simply disappear for a while.
The main bedroom is calm and beautifully proportioned, paired with a walk-in robe and an ensuite that carries the home's design language through with confidence: large-format tiling, brushed-gold fittings, twin mirrors, walk-in shower, and softly illuminated niche detailing.
Bedrooms two and three are unusually generous, while a beautifully finished main bathroom, separate ground-floor powder room, full laundry, and double garage complete a floorplan that's as practical as it is striking.
And that balance is really what defines 193 Diagonal Road.
The drama is there when you want it the staircase, the void, the pendant lighting, the architectural façade but underneath it all is a home designed to work exceptionally well. Three substantial bedrooms. Multiple places to live, work, and retreat. Proper outdoor entertaining. Excellent storage. Secure garaging. Space without excess.
All of it sits in one of Adelaide's most convenient south-western pockets, placing Westfield Marion, the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre, public transport, schools, cafés, and some of Adelaide's best coastline within easy reach.
This is contemporary living with confidence.
Not loud. Not predictable.
Just beautifully considered from every angle.
Features:
Striking contemporary two-storey architecture
Three generous bedrooms
Main suite with walk-in robe and designer ensuite
Two bathrooms plus ground-floor powder room
Sweeping curved staircase beneath a dramatic double-height void
Sculptural pendant lighting spanning both levels
Expansive open-plan living and dining
Designer kitchen with oversized island bench
Stone surfaces, extensive cabinetry, and brushed-gold detailing
Feature horizontal kitchen glazing
Upstairs study/retreat
Private upper-level balcony
Covered alfresco entertaining
Built-in outdoor BBQ facilities and cabinetry
Outdoor ceiling fans and heating
Landscaped lawn and gardens
Separate laundry
Double garage
Ducted climate control
Secure private entry
