1/26 North Terrace, Port Elliot SA 5212

Beautiful Torrens Titled, semi-detached historic cottage positioned in the heart of Port Elliot's boutique township.

Built in the early 1900s as an addition to the 1880s Port Elliot Assembly Rooms, it was later converted into one of 2 units. In 1942 its then owners named it Lizerberta, combining their 2 names, Elizabeth and Hubert. As one of the town's significant residences (it appears on the Pt Elliot history board), this charming residence continues to inspire. Positioned on approximately 409 sqm, this well maintained cottage was recently converted to Torrens Title at considerable expense.

Located in commercial/residential zoning and appearing on the market for the first time in 27 years, this property offers great flexibility for either commercial or residential use or a combination of the two.

The traditional wide entrance showcasing polished floor boards leads to three spacious bedrooms, all fitted with period features such as fireplaces, sash windows and original architraves. An elegantly formal lounge at the end of the hallway perpetuates the historic character of the house through its fireplace, traditional high ceiling with ceiling rose and period lighting.

The adjoining kitchen with gas stove provides plenty of bench and storage space and is adorned with stained glass windows and French doors which lead to a private rear courtyard. The heritage style bathroom is conveniently located off the kitchen.

At the rear of the house, the paved courtyard and potted plants create a secluded private retreat. The adjoining outside laundry and second toilet nestle amongst a backdrop of traditional stone walls, an old well and easy to maintain garden.

Other attractive features include a return verandah surrounding the house, double garage with rear lane access, newly installed septic system, fire-rated party wall and repainting throughout in appropriate heritage colours.

Step back in time; this charming property offers the discerning buyer the rare opportunity to own a slice of Port Elliot history.