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Built at a time when South Australian homes were unknowingly pioneering a unique style that would make the 1970s a special era in its own right, this tightly-held home is something to savour from the street, all the way to the rear reserve it secretly accesses.
Whether it's the raked, timber-beamed ceilings or the exposed brick walls, over-sized double doors, picture windows and earthy floor tiles of its entry foyer, this light-drenched home subtly salutes mid-century design on its mission to please a growing family in search of multiple living zones.
There's the 'L'-shaped living room with a custom made American Oak Alby Turner bar - and a proud history of throwing some memorable gatherings.
Then there's the rear family room extension that features a modern open-plan kitchen and carves out a glorious view of the inch-perfect rear garden through a big bay of cedar-framed windows/doors.
As for the fourth bedroom/home office, it could just as easily be converted back to a lock-up garage with little fanfare on a parcel with potential to create even more off-street parking than it already offers.
Backing onto that boundless rear reserve like its own backyard, there's an enviable sense of freedom to go with its tranquil greenery and an elevated timber-decked terrace that will thrive under the expectations of the best BBQs and Christmas lunches of your life. Highbury is home-sweet-home.
- Tightly held, impeccably kept and extended by the only family it's ever known
- Gorgeous street presence
- Flexible floorplan with multiple living zones and up to four bedrooms
- Ensuite and walk-in robe to main bedroom
- Converted solid garage could revert back to its original intended use
- Ducted evaporative cooling and split r/c
- Dishwasher, breakfast bar and loads of storage to open-plan rear kitchen
- Double brick construction
- Off-street parking for at least two cars
- Double capacity heat pump for continuous hot water
- Large separate laundry
- Inch-perfect landscaped gardens
- Three storage sheds, one with power
- Private gated entrance to rear reserve
- A stroll from the local primary school and public transport
- Close to a range of shopping options
- Less than 25 minutes from the CBD
CT Reference - 5130/630
Council - City of Tea Tree Gully
Zone - GN - General Neighbourhood
Council Rates - $2,163.50 pa
SA Water Rates - $189.01 pq
Emergency Services Levy - $105.65 pa
Land Size - 720m² approx.
Year Built - 1977
Total Build area - 241m² approx.
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