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Revealing a self-contained studio at the rear of its seemingly never-ending plot, this multi-generational 1960s family home becomes more compelling with every step beyond prestigious Cambridge Terrace, all just steps from Unley Oval and the CBD beyond.
The plan stretches, but the daylight never has far to travel, entering along the vast glazing on its northern flank to reach the main living zones and draw your attention to the lush gardens.
That long footprint also puts useful distance between the front sitting room, central family spaces and rear main suite, before the self-contained flat adds the option of sharing an address with someone who still wants to shut their own front door.
Open the Door to:
⁃ A 1960s home pairing three bedrooms and multiple living zones with a separate, self-contained studio flat, giving different generations space to live on their own terms
⁃ A rendered facade and arched entry portico behind an established front garden
⁃ An expansive front sitting and dining room, with polished timber floors and glazed double doors connecting it to the heart of the home
⁃ A central family room that keeps the cook in the conversation while allowing the front living spaces to function separately
⁃ A timber kitchen with a breakfast bar, wall oven, dishwasher and generous cupboard storage
⁃ A casual meals area with glazing on two sides, drawing sunshine and garden views towards the table
⁃ A privately positioned main bedroom with a walk-in robe, ensuite and wide glass doors opening to the garden
⁃ Two further bedrooms within the main home, including a front room with flexibility for working from home
⁃ A family bathroom with a corner spa bath, separate shower and adjoining separate toilet
⁃ A rear studio flat combining sleeping and sitting space with a kitchenette and its own bathroom
⁃ Split-system air conditioning in the flat, keeping its comfort as independent as its daily routine
⁃ Pergola-covered outdoor areas linking the house, garden and flat
⁃ Paved paths, pockets of lawn and established greenery that give the long block a succession of places to pause
⁃ A vine-covered pergola primed for long-table lunches
⁃ Split-system air conditioning within the main home
⁃ A separate laundry
⁃ A carport with a roller door and additional driveway parking
A football under one arm is sufficient preparation for an afternoon at Unley Oval, while the southern Parklands reward a little more ambition on foot or bike and the CBD supplies the evening's entertainment beyond, with Duthy Street cafes, Unley Road shopping and King William Road dining closer to home, plus Highgate School and Unley High School zoning and nearby Concordia College, giving this quiet residential setting access to a lifestyle the rest of us crave.
CT - 5146/628
Council - City of Unley
Zoning - Established Neighbourhood
Year Built - 1961
Land Size - 686 m² approx.
Total Built Area - 273 m² approx.
Council Rates - $3,252.15 per year
SA Water Rates - $1,478.72 per year
Emergency Services Levy - $296.20 per year
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RLA 275403