Built in the 1900’s this charming stone home is grand in size with the graceful elegance of days gone by.
The size of the front door is imposing and sets the scene for the authenticity of this home with it’s use of timber and lead lighting feature glass and surrounds. Once you step through the door you will be immediately struck by the soaring ceilings adding drama and originality to this home.
On opposite sides of the hallway is the main and second bedroom with an open fireplace located in the second one. Both have beautifully polished floorboards with that continuing through the entry and into the formal lounge room.
Providing a dramatic centrepiece in the lounge room, the slow combustion fireplace has a distinguished and ornate timber mantle plus a split system reverse cycle air conditioner.
Adjacent is the combined kitchen and dining area equipped with good storage and an exquisite feature is the old wood stove that is again surrounded by a divine timber mantle.
Attached to the home is a modern addition with the main bathroom, laundry and third bedroom.
The main bathroom features a bath, separate shower and toilet with a large wooden vanity all in the style of the home.
For outside entertaining the spacious deck off the back of the home is the place to be with room enough for the largest of gatherings and BBQ’s with friends and family.
This area is also the perfect spot to sit back with a cup of coffee and watch your children run around the expansive backyard.
For an added bonus to this property is the detached room that could quite easily be a home art studio or office or if you have older children that want some privacy away from you then this would be ideal as a fourth bedroom.
Picturesque with a brilliant blend of colour and foliage the yard is transformed all year round with meandering pathways leading you to different areas of the garden to explore and will provide many hours of enjoyment for someone who loves spending time in the garden.
Extra inclusions to this property include a chook house, large shed, vegetable gardens and rainwater pressurised to the home.
There is a possibility of splitting up this massive 1276 m2 allotment subject to council consent if you so chose, but if you want a spacious block and home that is close to the CBD of Port Lincoln then why not take a look?