A walk by the water before work, a leisurely breakfast on Broadway or an afternoon with friends at home. At 1/49 Tarlton Street, Somerton Park, a welcoming home and a coastal address make these simple pleasures part of everyday life.
Behind its distinctive brick façade, generous rooms, bay windows and a private courtyard offer comfort with personality. There is space to entertain, accommodate guests and work from home, together with manageable outdoor areas that leave more time for enjoying the neighbourhood or heading away.
The Home.
Pitched gables, an established front garden and a sheltered entrance create an inviting first impression. Inside, high ceilings, decorative cornices and ceiling roses complement the natural light drawn through the bay windows. The spacious lounge gives you room to arrange favourite furniture, settle in with a book or gather with company, while the adjoining dining area provides a natural connection to the kitchen and outdoors.
Warm-toned cabinetry and granite benchtops give the kitchen an enduring appeal, supported by gas cooking, a wall oven and a dishwasher. The breakfast bar is an easy spot for conversation as dinner comes together. Open the dining room doors and take lunch beneath the covered verandah, where the paved courtyard and planted borders provide privacy and greenery without an extensive garden to maintain.
The main bedroom includes a bay window, built-in robes and an ensuite, creating a comfortable retreat. Two further bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests or a dedicated study, with the front room enjoying its own bay window. A second bathroom and separate toilet serve the household, while internal access from the garage makes daily arrivals convenient. A separate rear carport adds welcome flexibility for a second vehicle.
The Features.
Single-level home with street frontage and a fenced front garden
Three bedrooms, with flexibility to use the front room as a study
Main bedroom with ensuite and built-in robes
Bay windows, high ceilings and decorative ceiling details
Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning for comfort throughout the year
Main bathroom with separate bath and shower, plus a separate WC
Covered outdoor entertaining and an enclosed paved courtyard
Garage with internal access and rear carport, both with roller doors
The Neighbourhood.
The beach is close enough to shape your daily routine. John Miller Reserve on the Esplanade is approximately 400 metres away on foot, placing coastal walks and time by the water within an easy stroll. Head out early for some fresh air, take the scenic way home or make an evening walk part of winding down. It is a location that rewards getting outdoors, even when there is only a little time to spare.
Broadway adds another dimension to life here, with cafés including The Organik. Meet friends for breakfast, collect groceries from Glenelg South Foodland on Partridge Street and head home ready for an afternoon in the courtyard. When plans take you further afield, Jetty Road Glenelg offers shopping and dining a short drive away, while a coffee and pastry at Brighton Jetty Bakery makes a pleasant start to exploring the coastline to the south.
The practical connections are just as appealing. Bus services along Tarlton Street connect with Glenelg and Adelaide's CBD, providing options for commuting and city outings. Sacred Heart College's Marcellin Campus and Brighton Secondary School are also nearby. Whether this is a new coastal address or a move within familiar surroundings, the combination of beach access, local conveniences and established amenities gives the home lasting appeal.
Distinctive character, comfortable space and a courtyard to call your own, all within walking distance of the coast. For buyers waiting for a home that brings these qualities together, 1/49 Tarlton Street deserves a closer look.
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