Open the Door to History Rewritten; a Queen Anne Revival on Two Remarkable Malvern Titles

Offers Close Tue, 25th Aug - 1pm (USP) Wearing its sense of history with astonishing conviction, this C2016 Heritage Build Group creation channels the stature, workmanship and gravitas of the Victorian Queen Anne Villa and reimagines it into a 5-bedroom home that is both unbelievable and truly worthy of its two-titled plot spanning some 1,486sqm of prestigious Malvern. Nothing captures its bold ambition quite like the turret; its substantial steel skeleton constructed off-site, transported to the property and craned into place, then meticulously finished to create the home's defining external silhouette and a beautifully curved library nook and window seat inside. From the triple-glazed leadlight entrance onwards, every room deepens the illusion through high ceilings, ornate plasterwork, arched openings, oak flooring, plantation shutters and French doors, all underpinned by sophisticated climate control, double glazing, electronic shading, battery-backed solar power and whole-of-home connectivity. At its rear, that old-world formality gives way to the formidable entertainer, where a Pinterest-worthy kitchen, family room and integrated DJ booth form the electric, crowd-pleasing prelude to the terrace, solar-heated pool, gym/pool house, expansive lawns, productive gardens and an arbour built from reclaimed jetty timbers, leaving one final reminder that every corner has a story. History is rarely rewritten like this. Open the Door To: ⁃ A Heritage Build Group reproduction of remarkable depth and credibility, constructed with a timber frame, concrete slab and genuine bluestone exterior beneath an intricately detailed Queen Anne profile ⁃ A steel-framed turret crowned in custom ornamentation and finished with a curved window seat that creates one of the home's most memorable private retreats ⁃ A triple-glazed leadlight entrance door fitted with the re-galvanised knocker and handle salvaged from the former home as the sole physical link to what stood here before ⁃ Five bedrooms supported by multiple living zones, a fitted home office and library, a two-person study nook, a boot room and internal access from the double garage ⁃ A substantial main suite with chandelier, French doors to a private courtyard, automated blinds and a fully fitted walk-in wardrobe of boutique scale ⁃ An English country-style kitchen pairing Caesarstone surfaces and an oak island with a complete Siemens suite including two ovens, steam oven, coffee machine, induction cooking and integrated refrigeration ⁃ A large butler's pantry with room for secondary refrigeration and wine storage, complemented by bifold servery windows that connect the kitchen directly to outdoor entertaining ⁃ A formal lounge shaped by high ceilings, a gas fireplace, built-in audio, French doors and removable hotel-grade Axminster carpet laid over the oak flooring that informed the home's broader interior palette ⁃ Open-plan family living and dining illuminated by four sets of French doors and equipped with extensive cabinetry, feature lighting, a second gas fireplace and an unexpected custom DJ booth ⁃ A principal ensuite with dual walk-in shower, bidet, double vanity, Caesarstone surfaces and heated towel rail, joined by a family bathroom with freestanding bath, twin basins and a further walk-in shower ⁃ Double glazing throughout, plantation shutters, premium window furnishings and automated internal and external blinds ⁃ Individually controlled zoned climate comfort, full Ethernet wiring, NBN connectivity, video intercom, security, a 6.3kW solar system and a 10kW Tesla Powerwall 2 battery ⁃ A remote double garage with rear roller-door access ⁃ A solar-heated saltwater pool framed by paved terraces and a detached pool house or gymnasium with its own toilet and external shower ⁃ An expansive covered alfresco area supported by reclaimed jarrah posts sourced from the original Tumby Bay Jetty ⁃ Established formal and productive gardens featuring roses, grape vines, citrus, Nashi pear, apple, cherry, pomegranate, blackberries and secluded sitting spaces placed throughout the grounds The final luxury is Malvern itself, a fiercely held suburb where wide tree-lined boulevards lead easily to Unley Oval, Unley Road's boutiques and Hyde Park's cosmopolitan dining and retail precinct; where Walford, Concordia and other highly regarded schools sit close by; and where Adelaide's CBD remains near enough to reach on foot when work, Central Market Saturdays or Festival season calls. You're home now. CT - 6108/78 & 6108/79 Council - City of Unley Zoning - EN - Established Neighbourhood Year Built - 2015 Land Size - 1486m² approx. Total Build Area - TBAm² approx. Council Rates - $9,200.20 per year SA Water Rates - $3,539.36 per year Emergency Services Levy - $746.60 per year 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 Real Estate Pty Ltd partners with third party providers including Realestate.com.au (REA) and Before You Buy Australia Pty Ltd (BYB). If you elect to use the BYB website and service, you are dealing directly with BYB. Ouwens Casserly Real Estate Pty Ltd does not receive any financial benefit from BYB in respect of the service provided. Ouwens Casserly Real Estate Pty Ltd accepts no liability for any errors or omissions in respect of the service provided by BYB. Interested potential purchasers should make their own enquiries as they see fit. RLA 275403