With the gardens brushing up against its return verandah and 1660sqm giving it room to breathe, this c.1929 residence captures the Blackwood of leafy walks and beautiful old homes, making only its third appearance on arguably the suburb's most beautiful street.
Inside, the deep colour of jarrah floors meets pale walls, impossibly high ceilings and windows filled with green, lending an easy elegance to multiple living zones and up to four bedrooms that can change their purpose as the years change your needs.
The elevated deck gives gatherings a garden outlook, the separate studio gives an idea somewhere to take shape, and the substantial backyard leaves scope for a considered extension, subject to consent. A home with enough history to feel established and enough space to feel like yours.
Open the Door to:
⁃ A c.1929 stone-fronted residence on an expansive 1660sqm parcel in one of Blackwood's most beautiful streets
⁃ A history spanning just three owners, with a reverend as its original resident and 60-year owners after him
⁃ Gracious return verandah with decorative timber detailing and a leafy garden outlook
⁃ Rich jarrah floors, lofty ceilings and a character entrance framed by decorative glazing
⁃ Flexible accommodation offering up to four bedrooms and multiple living zones, including a gracious formal lounge
⁃ Light-filled interiors with large windows drawing the gardens into view at every opportunity
⁃ A generously appointed kitchen with a dishwasher, wall oven and ample cabinetry
⁃ Elevated, covered rear deck with room to dine, lounge and linger over the garden outlook
⁃ Separate studio offering space for creative pursuits, working from home or a retreat of your own
⁃ Manicured heritage gardens with established trees, sweeping lawn and automatic watering
⁃ Carport and double shed for parking, storage and weekend projects
⁃ Split-system air conditioning and oil heating
⁃ Scope to extend into the substantial rear yard
Quietly tucked south of Blackwood's village centre, this established pocket puts Coromandel station within walking distance, coffee and shopping close at hand and Wittunga's meandering gardens just a little further afield, giving you the freedom to duck out for the essentials, make an afternoon of doing very little or leave the driving to someone else when the city calls. A slice of history with the modern lifestyle to match.
CT - 5786/583
Council - City of Mitcham
Zoning - EN - Established Neighbourhood
Year Built - 1929
Land Size - 1660 m² approx.
Total Built Area - 316 m² approx.
Council Rates - $2,692.35 per year
SA Water Rates - $1,093.24 per year
Emergency Services Levy - $212.00 per year
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