13 Eugene Crescent, Parafield Gardens SA 5107

Few homes of this vintage still amaze and engage in the same way as this entirely enticing offering with its characterful cues and modern sensibility this may be the only offering of this nature to appear away from a main road that is completely renovated for a very long time.

Here is why:

1.The rarity of this housing style in the Northern suburbs means they remain very tightly held and often they remain in the family as they pass from one generation to another so compounding their desirability.

2. In the 1930's there was no such thing as back streets in the Northern Adelaide Plains. Much of the district was subdivided into 80 acre allotments. So most homes of the period were built on what would one day become a main road. Salisbury Highway, Park Terrace, Bolivar Road, Martins Road and Fendon Road all boasts homes of the era because these were the roads that existed then. Making this home unique with its quiet, family friendly and set in a cul de sac disposition. This is very rare amongst its type.

3. Not all renovations are equal. Some try too hard to reinterpret the period whilst other have went too modern 5 years ago and have a home that already feels dated with decor unsympathetic to the age of the home.

This home has a very age appropriate renovation that transformed this ageing beauty into a entirely modern and yet seemingly timeless stunner.

Now offering 4 generous bedrooms with the master boasting a gorgeous ensuite that will thoroughly thrill with its practicality and yet feels completely sympathetic in its style.

Likewise the bathroom and wet areas all share a consistency of quality and hold timeless appeal yet are up to the demands of a young growing family.

This kitchen is sure to appeal to the entertainer in you with an island bar the centrepiece of this feature filled foodies retreat.

Cupboard and bench space abound as does the classically modern sensibility that is best represented here, in the heart of the home.

The kitchen spills into the family space which further flows to the outdoor entertaining area and beyond.
The height of the ceiling throughout the living areas gives you a sense of space that can only be derived by benefitting from a North/South orientation in combination with large windows apertures.

The gabled verandah abuts the North facing elevation in a way they could only have dreamt of in 1930. In such depressionary times these luxuries were uncommon but the modern family would not be without one. The keen eyed will pick that the rear of the dwelling, as it is now set, was one the front as the home once faced Sheppardson Road, check it out upon inspection.

This low maintenance and easy care yard is perfect for a family with a busy lifestyle and can easily be dressed up or down depending on your motivation such is its flexibility.

This home features in a book about the history of Salisbury and surrounding districts and was part of a group of buildings erected for the Deaf Society at the benevolence of the Angus Family.

We are proud to offer this extraordinary offering to market on behalf of our house proud Vendor whom has dearly loved this residence and whom lives in hope of someone appreciating it as much as they have in the years to come.

The time has come to pass on the batten and so the gavel must fall on this local real estate icon.

This is a Once in a Generation Opportunity so missing out means a very long wait.

The vendor's statement may be inspected at Level 1 43a John Street Salisbury for 3 consecutive business days immediately preceding the auction; and at the auction for
30 minutes before it starts.