Auction Sat, 5th Sep - 2pm (USP)
Character, land and genuine architectural potential come together in this c.1925 solid-brick maisonette, where a bright two-bedroom footprint sits well forward on a picket-fenced 600sqm allotment with a deep, established rear garden ready for something far more ambitious.
Built with the proportions and solidity that make the character maisonette so rewarding to work with, this enduring home proudly offers two big bedrooms, lofty ceilings, Baltic pine floors, a fireside lounge room, updated kitchen, covered patio, extensive off-street parking and substantial shedding, leaving you with so much to love today and even more to look forward to. For inspiration, the dual-level extension immediately next door is as far as you need to look.
Open the Door to:
⁃ A c.1925 solid-brick character maisonette sitting well forward on an elongated 600sqm allotment with exceptional rear depth
⁃ Genuine scope for a substantial architectural extension into the far-reaching rear garden
⁃ The immediate neighbouring home providing a compelling real-world example of what is possible (subject to the necessary planning consents), pairing its original character frontage with a striking contemporary two-level addition
⁃ Two generous bedrooms with built-in storage and the scale expected of its era
⁃ A large central lounge with timber floors, high ceilings, fireplace and excellent natural light
⁃ Updated kitchen with extensive cabinetry, island bench, freestanding cooker and direct connection to the adjoining meals area
⁃ Separate dining or meals space opening the rear of the original footprint towards the garden
⁃ Periodically updated interiors that remain sympathetic to the original home
⁃ Established front and rear gardens with broad lawns and mature plantings
⁃ Substantial detached shedding providing workshop, storage or studio possibilities while longer-term plans take shape
⁃ A deep backyard with enough breathing room to extend without surrendering every last patch of lawn
Lower Mitcham sits neatly between city and foothills, close to Mitcham Square, Scotch College, the Belair train line and the pull of Unley and Goodwood Roads, yet its broad streets, established gardens and older allotments keep it feeling pleasingly removed from the inner-city squeeze, with this particular parcel preserving something increasingly difficult to buy so close to town: genuine room to grow.
CT - 5756/786
Council - City of Mitcham
Zoning - SN - Suburban Neighbourhood
Year Built - 1925
Land Size - 600 m² approx.
Total Built Area - 174 m² approx.
Council Rates - $1,980.55 per year
SA Water Rates - $989.48 per year
Emergency Services Levy - $189.30 per year
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