53 Davenport Terrace, Wayville SA 5034

Hiding a prized 625sqm block in one of Adelaide's most sought-after city fringe suburbs, this 1900-built Queen Anne villa is not just primed to return to its enchanting former glory...

It's destined for greatness.

Think of it as more than a pure blank canvas, because the pine floors, leadlight, fireplaces and 3.5-metre-high decorative ceilings will sing again with less effort than meets the eye - those tired looks could be easily transformed by the creative mind.

The existing layout could be tweaked to your liking; knock a wall out or two to suddenly create extra communal living. Or extend the large room at the front of the home to create the ultimate master suite or second formal lounge...the possibilities are truly endless.

And with such a huge rear yard, why not add on a modern rear extension? There's even room for a lap pool, and the rear lane beyond the back fence gives you the luxury of creating car access to a double garage.

And it all sits on a street synonymous with the same kind of grand style and prestige - all within walking distance of CBD, Wayville Showground and the high street fashion and food culture of King William Road, Hyde Park. Welcome to Wayville.

More reasons why we love this home:
- Totally original and ripe for renovation and/or extension
- Valuable rear lane access
- Three bedrooms to existing home
- Fully restored roof
- Pulteney Grammar, Annesley College and Goodwood Primary School nearby, plus zoned for Adelaide High School
- Walk to the tram and CBD

The vendor's statement may be inspected at Level 1, 134 Fullarton Road Rose Park for 3 consecutive business days immediately preceding the auction and at the auction for 30 minutes before it starts.


Specifications:
CT / 5648/545
Council / City of Unley
Zoning / RS(BF'S(BF)9.9
Built / 1900
Land / 625m2
Internal / 126m2
Frontage / 10.36m
Council Rates / $1254.30pa (approx.)
SA Water / $213.90pq (approx.)
ES Levy / $283.50pa (approx.)

The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed and all interested parties should seek independent advice.