15 Main Road, Willunga SA 5172

Be quick to register your interest!

Offering a Circa 1906 symmetrical cottage that sits on a large 1,518m2 (approx) allotment, with direct access to a massive shed at the rear, all nested in the heart of the beautiful township of Willunga.

This property presents a unique opportunity for a range of buyers to secure their own slice of this extremely popular suburb, and to put their own touch on a part of the history of this town. Boasting some charming characteristics that you'd expect with a property of this vintage, from the stone faade, to the slate tiles on the roof, the lofty ceiling height, open fireplaces with mantelpieces and so much more.

With a bit of work, this property could make for a fantastic home and together with the lifestyle benefits of living in this fabulous part of the world, should be seriously considered. This property has an amazing and endless amount of potential and could also be converted into one of the most impressive properties in the area. Offering 3 large bedrooms, and a living room at the rear, all rooms with their own fireplaces. The kitchen, laundry, bathroom and separate toilet are all located at the very rear of the property and the 4th bedroom or study is also found at the back of the dwelling.

Out the back is a huge 12m x 16m shed/workshop that comes complete with 3-phase power and a large service pit. There are a number of fruit trees in the spacious yard, but again a great blank canvas to create whatever you desire, subject to consents.

This is a rare opportunity to create a unique and impressive property in the heart of Willunga that boasts a fantastic lifestyle, with a number of schooling options, fantastic local cafes and markets and so much more.

For any additional information or to register your interest, please contact David Hams anytime on 0402 204 841 or [email protected]

All floor plans, photos and text are for illustration purposes only and are not intended to be part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and details intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.