416 Dog Lake Road, Langhorne Creek SA 5255

Nestled on the edge of the Langhorne Creek wine region, secluded from the world, this 17-acre (approx) property has been designed to make the most of the entire allotment and maximize enjoyment of the elements.

Almost a secret from the world, this 2013 quality, Tim Phillips, built home boasts a substantial 283m2 of living space plus verandah and outdoor entertaining area. Designed on a grand scale the home features 4 bedrooms, master with walk through robe and ensuite with spacious shower and his and hers vanity. The three remaining bedrooms also have built in robes.

Storage has been considered throughout this home with a storeroom, linen press, double storage in the hallway, laundry and a well-designed pantry.

Tasmanian oak vinyl flooring is throughout with quality carpet to all bedrooms. The neutral decor blends well and flows through the home.

Open and bright the main living area is the heart of the home with a gourmet kitchen being the backdrop. An island bench provides the ideal meeting place or serving area to the outdoor entertaining area complete with cafe shade style blinds. A double sized games room is the ideal escape for little ones to play while a front room is a great parent retreat. Reverse cycle air conditioning and a slow combustion heater ensure all year comfort.

Bound by a country inspired post and rail fence the home allotment provides the perfect place to play. With sweeping lawns endless backyard cricket games can be played.

An 18 x 7.8m shed with double automatic roller doors to the front allows for car parking while the rear is ideal for a workshop, boat or trailer storage. A second shed measuring 9m x 9m is high enough for the tractor or caravan. Both sheds include concrete and power.

The property benefits from 67,500 liters of rain water storage, a private mains water supply, solar hot water, a 6.5KW solar system and three phase power to both the home and sheds.

A well designed, insulated wine cellar is located in the shed, has a RC AC for constant climate control, and is close enough to the home to pop over just prior to dinner to make your selection.

The boundary and internal fence lines have been lovingly lined with shrubs all on drippers while the rear acres currently run sheep, yet has been used for hay and cropping.

This is an ideal lifestyle - quality, style and taste throughout with land to complete an idyllic country property. Only a short drive to the lake, river or southern beaches.