Rarely do small acreage properties come onto the market in this tightly held area. Built in the 1960's when things were made to last, this charming double brick family home is bordered by picturesque bushland and enjoys a magnificent, elevated rural outlook. Attractive elements include guaranteed water, mature gardens, sheds, and the joy of no close neighbours. It's just you and the view!
A one owner original, the residence offers comfortable living. The lounge has huge picture windows framing a pretty aspect and flooding it with natural light. Adjoining is the kitchen/dine area which is a good functional space with plenty of cabinetry. All bedrooms are spacious, and the bathroom is in good condition.
Established gardens include a wide variety of mature ornamentals plus Australian natives. A key feature is the beautiful weeping elm – it's the perfect hideaway for the kids or a shady spot to retreat and read a book in the summertime. Garden lovers will delight in the satisfaction of picking your own fruit from existing trees that include orange, lemon, mulberry and a peach.
A property highlight is the lovely portion of bushland that protects the home from weather. Filled with orchids, it's something to behold in the Spring. Rare wildlife includes the yellow tail black cockatoo's, echidna, and the occasional kangaroo. It's a magical part of the property and your own private slice of Australiana. External improvements include front and rear verandas, a shade house, double carport, separate garage/workshop plus a variety of other sundry shedding for tools, wood, and chooks. Water is supplied from an equipped bore, two concrete tanks, one galvanised tank and the added security of mains water.
Enjoy country living only 10 minutes to TTP and everything that the suburbs have to offer. What a fantastic opportunity in a prime location. An old proverb applies to gems like this, "He who hesitates is lost". Best that you do not!
Residence & Improvements:
• Majority solid, double brick home. Circa 1960's. Extended in 1970's in timber frame.
• Ducted reverse air conditioning.
• Slow combustion wood heater in lounge.
• Carport attached to rear of residence for 2 vehicles. Paved base.
• Separate double garage/workshop with concrete floor and power.
• Sundry garden/wood/store shedding + chook house. Shade house.
• Elevated house site with exceptional views. Concrete driveway.
Water Supply:
• Equipped bore with concrete header tank. Approx 20,000g for garden & fire sprinklers.
• Concrete tank next to residence for house water. Approx 20,000 gallons.
• Galvanised rainwater tank.
• Mains water connected.
Legal information & services:
• Adelaide Hills Council. Zoned Productive Rural Landscape.
• CT Volume 5846 Folio 755
• Lot 8 Filed Plan 15965
• Mains water and single-phase power connected.
• Council Rates $2,132 per annum
• Water Rates $71 per quarter.
*Whilst every endeavour has been made to verify the correct details in this marketing neither the agent, vendor or contracted illustrator take any responsibility for any omission, wrongful inclusion, misdescription or typographical error in this marketing material. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information provided.
The site plan included in this marketing material is for illustration purposes only, all measurement are approximate and is intended as an artistic impression only. Any fixtures shown may not necessarily be included in the sale contract and it is essential that any queries are directed to the agent. Any information that is intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.
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