2 Pioneer Street, Littlehampton SA 5250

Not Your Average White Picket Fence
Once upon a time, somewhere around 1996- a house appeared. Not just any house, mind you. A home stitched together with threads of history, imagination, and very good taste in timber flooring.

Welcome to 2 Pioneer Street, a place where Benjamin Gray, the man who laid out the land of Littlehampton, may have once tipped his hat, sat down with a cuppa, and said, "Yes, this'll do nicely."

Step inside and time slows. Sunlight tiptoes through original stained-glass windows, splashing rainbows across polished boards. A slow-combustion heater crackles softly in the background, whispering "put the kettle on" in a very convincing British accent.

Through charming French doors, an outdoor space awaits- shaded in summer by deciduous trees that clearly read the seasons better than your weather app, and in winter, they stand bare so the Hills can show off their curves. The main bedroom features a glorious bay window for dramatic sunrises and pensive staring. And hidden away above the second bedroom? A whimsical loft, ready to become a reading nook, an artist's retreat, or the place you go to avoid the laundry pile.

Downstairs is nothing if not versatile. With 2 bedrooms, a study, living space and outside access to the second deck and backyard. And how could we possibly forget! A second bathroom- because whoever decided one was enough had clearly never lived with teenagers.

Outside, the garden shed and cubby house are ready for grand designs, fairy kingdoms, or your midlife pottery phase. The solar panels say "yes" to the future, while the location says "walk me to the café for brunch." It's got the character your last house was desperately trying to fake, and the space your last house was pretending it had.

This is not just a house. It's a choose-your-own-adventure novel dressed up as a home. A space for dreamers, doers, artists, gardeners, toast-burners, sun-chasers, and pioneers of all kinds.

*For those attending the open, parking on Pioneer Street is limited, please park on Old Princes Hwy or Scott Lane - there is a walking path connecting Pioneer & Scott Lane.