10 Scholefield Road, Seacliff SA 5049

This gorgeous Scott Salisbury home was built as an eco-focussed energy efficient home. With plenty of natural light through the predominantly north facing windows and doors this home feels like the perfect haven. From the moment you set foot inside, even on the gloomiest of Adelaide winter days, you feel lovingly enveloped in the warming natural light that streams into the expansive open plan living/dining/kitchen area.

The simplistically pretty galley kitchen has lots of cupboards and real personality! Plenty of light from glass bricks to the east are also great insulators and allow for maximum privacy while you whip up creative cuisines.

The adjacent dining area accommodates a large dining table, and opens out via glass sliding doors to the north facing deck, which is one of three that this little beauty boasts.

The large lounge area offers an adaptable amount of space for all means of furniture configurations to suit your every mood. Opening out from this area is the west deck complete with its own timber bar to perch on at the end of the day and watch the sun sink down below the turquoise blue waters of the famous Seacliff Beach.

Follow the steps down to the lower deck surrounded by glory vines and other deciduous plants offering protection from the summer sun, while allowing in the warming winter sun.

The home is serviced well by the recently renovated large family bathroom offering large corner tub and adjacent space saving laundry zone.

The spacious master bedroom has a large wall of built in robes and enough space for a reading nook.
Bedrooms 2 and 3 are accessed from the entry way and offer adaptable spaces.

Situated on a neat easy care allotment, offering plenty of opportunities for gardening, as well as the 3 separate deck areas which are each situated to enjoy comfortable outdoor living at different times of the year.

Polished concrete floors have been used throughout, feel warm to the touch and are easy care. The high ceilings help with air circulation and create a wonderful feeling of spaciousness.

There's plenty of rainwater storage as well, with the under house tank plumbed into the toilet (which can be switched back to mains as required).
18 solar panels feed power to the inverter and have the original tariff. R3.0 insulation in the walls and ceiling that helps reduce the reliance on heating and cooling. The roof is white colour-bond to repel heat. Evaporative cooling and gas for heating and hot water. Versatile under house storage, plus "mini shed" at front.

If you have been considering making a sea change, downsizing or looking for a home you can feel consciously at ease in now and well into the future, your inspection is highly recommended