6 Markey Street, Eastwood SA 5063

Proving that city-fringe funkiness can co-exist so well with timeless old-world charm, this 1890-built bluestone Victorian combines the polished pine floors, lofty ceilings, and fireplaces of an original home with a modern extension and a splash of street art to create the perfect point of difference in a sought-after locale.
Once used to host a string of Fringe Festival events, there's a natural inclination to invite everyone over to bask in that light-filled extension and the modern open-plan kitchen headlined by stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances and stone-tiled floors.
But the hidden gem - and your best friend when the party needs its own point of difference - is the rear courtyard boasting a backdrop of vibrant street art, and car entry to the rear lane that leads to a quaint park.
And with little work to do (you could unleash the floorboards from under the halls' carpets, and a new bathroom would add some serious value) you can start planning your first event, today.
And there's more:
- Zoned for Glenunga High School 
- Walking distance from St Rafael's School and world-renowned Frewville shopping precinct 
- Carport with rear lane access and electronic roller door entry
- Dishwasher, plus stainless steel Omega oven and Bosch rangehood to kitchen
- Room to extend open-plan living 
- Underground dry cellar beneath the open-plan extension
- Three large sized bedrooms, one with Internet (ADSL) and phone provisions (for home office or additional living space)
- Efficient split heating and cooling, plus wall heater in the family/living area 
- And much more.
And when we say city-fringe, we mean you can walk to Hutt Street in less than 20 minutes. Along the way, stop for a coffee and sneaky shopping session on the ever-evolving Glen Osmond Road. Welcome to Eastwood.

Specifications:
CT / 5210/750
Council / City of Burnside
Built / 1890
Land / 250m2
Internal / 128m2
Frontage / 7.09m
Council Rates / $1389.65pa
SA Water / $275.80pq