Behold a Bauhaus treasure, etched into nature's embrace.

Sold Set to the soul-soothing backdrop of its lush Hills setting stands a multi-level 1950s structure that takes the principles of Bauhaus architecture and turns them into a home that, above all else, was designed to be lived in. In short, Bauhaus design focuses on using materials in their most natural, honest form, allowing them to be celebrated and seen rather than covered up. And so, this solar powered 4-bedroom home swaps the intricate and ornamental for the robust and functional, drawing on prolific concrete, steel and glass to forge something that is striking, understated, efficient and sublimely usable in the same breath. A breath of fresh air. The clean lines, smooth surfaces and asymmetry of its imposing facade make way for a warm and light-filled interior that will never keep you more than a few steps away from a gorgeous garden view, whether it be via an expansive window or balcony. Parquetry floors, high ceilings and soft neutral tones create a soft and subdued feel, ensuring your books, mid-century furniture, plants and works of art will do much of the talking. With four spacious bedrooms - or three and a home office - two bathrooms, storage rooms, a reading room, gallery and expansive living zones on its two main levels; every mood, occasion and family member is catered for. Avid cooks will thrive in the storage-laden kitchen with striking cherry red cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, timber floors that extend to the causal meals at its feet, and a treetop view. Always a view. Connected by a series of meandering paths and bridges traversing your very own creek, a stroll around these gardens will uncover a bounty of outdoor entertaining zones, nooks and crannies, inquisitive birdlife and the realisation you wouldn't want to be anywhere else. High ceilings and large light filled rooms ◦ Secure and sizeable garage and carport plus space for additional parking ◦ Large solar system (13.28kW) which had been set up for battery addition ◦ 2 covered balconies ◦ Storage room with easy access to garden ◦ Undercover wood storage ◦ 2 bathrooms and 3 toilets (one on each level) ◦ Slow combustion heater, reverse cycle air conditioner and gas heater and ceiling fans ◦ Fire retardant window screens - east and north face ◦ Established and stunning garden connected by meandering pathways ◦ Multiple outdoor gathering spaces; covered deck overlooking the creek, large gazebo in the heart of the garden and a pergola ◦ Walking distance to the Aldgate supermarket and a quick drive to all that Stirling has to offer ◦ Close to a number of outstanding local hotels, cafes and schools ◦ A 15-minute drive to the city Certificate of Title - 5334/446 Council – Adelaide Hills Zoning - Rural Neighbourhood / Adelaide Hills Year Built - 1950 Land Size - 2363sqm (approx) Total Build area - 473sqm (approx) Council Rates - $3,575.00pa (approx) SA Water Rates - $78.60pq (approx) Emergency Services Levy –$153.85pa (approx) All information or material provided has been obtained from third party sources and, as such, we cannot guarantee that the information or material is accurate. Ouwens Casserly Real Estate Pty Ltd accepts no liability for any errors or omissions (including, but not limited to, a property's floor plans and land size, building condition or age). Interested potential purchasers should make their own enquiries and obtain their own professional advice. OUWENS CASSERLY - MAKE IT HAPPEN™ RLA 275403