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Open the Door to a Tree-House Escape Framed by Bushland and Ocean Blue
Set deep in its own 10-acre pocket of native bushland, this two-level pole home takes the idea of a hills retreat and lifts it into the treetops, where balconies reach into the canopy and grab the ocean, all set to the soundtrack of birdsong or complete, soul-soothing silence.
Built in 1985 and shaped by its elevated setting, this distinct split-level home offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms and several living zones, with warm timber ceilings, slate floors, a slow combustion heater and big windows giving every day a strong sense of place. Add a detached mud brick artist's studio, dam, rainwater storage and a position just minutes above Willunga, and it becomes something far rarer than a lifestyle property. It becomes a true escape in a special part of the world.
Open the door to:
• A true bushland retreat across 10 private acres, where native gums, wildlife and complete seclusion create a setting that feels far removed from suburbia, yet remains only a short drive above Willunga
• A unique two-level pole home designed to sit within the slope rather than fight it, lifting the main living areas into the canopy and giving the home its unmistakable giant tree house character
• Warm, textural interiors with soaring timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams, slate flooring and generous glazing that bring the outside in
• Multiple living zones across both levels, giving families, guests or creative owners room to spread out, retreat, work, read by the fire or gather around the main living and dining space
• A main upper-level kitchen and living domain that opens to broad balconies, turning morning coffee, long lunches and quiet evening drinks into a front-row seat to the bush and countryside beyond
• Four bedrooms positioned across the two levels, offering flexibility for family living, guest accommodation, weekend stays or a work-from-home arrangement with genuine separation
• A slow combustion wood heater that gives the home its winter heartbeat, adding warmth, atmosphere and that unmistakable hills rhythm when the temperature drops
Outdoors:
• Wide elevated balconies that wrap the home in treetop outlooks, with space to sit, dine, listen to the birds and watch the landscape shift through the day
• A detached 5.8x3m mud brick artist's studio tucked into the bushland, giving painters, makers, writers or remote workers a separate creative space
• 6.2x4m shed/ car garage
• A dam mostly enjoyed by the resident wildlife, adding another layer of habitat, outlook and country character to the property's 10-acre setting
• Native bushland alive with birdlife, kangaroos and local koalas, creating a property that feels less landscaped and more naturally inhabited
• Practical country infrastructure including rainwater storage and garage parking, supporting a self-contained lifestyle without taking away from the wildness of the setting
Close the Door on:
• Neighbours too close for comfort. This is 10 acres of proper breathing room, not another soul in sight
• Cookie-cutter living. This two-level pole home is as unique and charming as it gets
• Feeling boxed in. Balconies, big glass and elevated outlooks keep the landscape in frame all day
Services:
• Mains electricity connected,
• Septic system
• Rainwater storage including concrete header tank approx. 80kL, corrugated tank approx. 20kL, small concrete tank
• Electric hot water service with mains pressure
• Three split-system air conditioning units
• Slow combustion heating
• Roadside mail delivery
Location:
• Secluded Range Road West position above Willunga
• Minutes to Willunga township, cafes, markets and everyday essentials
• Close to McLaren Vale wine country and cellar doors
• Easy reach of Aldinga, Port Willunga and the Fleurieu coast
• Around 45 minutes to Adelaide's CBD
Private, soulful and completely immersed in nature, this is not the polished version of a hills escape. It is the real one. Come check it out; you're going to love it.
CT Reference - 5740/533
Council - Onkaparinga
Council Rates – $2,512.29 per year
Emergency Services Levy – $183.45 per year
Land Size - 10 acres approx.
Year Built - 1985
Total Build area - 267m² approx.
Zoning – Hills Face
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