A pretty stone-fronted bungalow built in 1920, this is a home that wears its character with confidence—high ceilings, fireplaces and decorative cornices preserved as part of daily life, not set dressing.

Set on a large allotment of some 958 square metres, it offers the space and flexibility that a busy household needs, with thoughtful modern inclusions that support comfort and practicality.

The floorplan is geared to family rhythm. Up to four bedrooms are on offer, including two with ensuite bathrooms, supported by three bathrooms in total—an arrangement that suits shared mornings and overnight guests alike.

The master bedroom is a standout for its considered comforts, featuring a window bed, ample wardrobes plus a walk-in robe and ensuite bathroom.

Further along the wide entrance hall, a spacious living room with fireplace opens with French doors to a private courtyard.

For families who need space to spread out, a separate rumpus room with sink adds a valuable second living option, and could also double as separate accommodation for an independent family member.

At the heart of the home, an open-plan kitchen sits adjacent to a casual meals area, shaping an easy hub for weekday dinners and weekend catch-ups.

Beyond, the home extends to entertaining on a genuinely large scale: a huge, high-clearance outdoor entertaining pavilion designed to cater for the largest of gatherings—an asset for big celebrations, sport-season barbecues, and long lunches with a crowd.

Comfort and security are addressed with ducted and zoned reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout, along with a security alarm system and remote controlled electric gates to the driveway.

Under cover parking for four cars brings day-to-day ease, while sustainability and utility are well catered for with a 5.0kw solar array and substantial rainwater storage: 2 x 5,000 litre and 3 x 1,000 litre tanks.

A handy garden shed with a concrete floor keeps the practicalities neatly in place.

Features to Appreciate:

+ 1920-built stone-fronted bungalow with preserved ceilings, fireplaces and cornices
+ Up to four bedrooms; two with ensuite bathrooms (three bathrooms total)
+ Master suite with window bed, walk-in robe and ensuite
+ Separate rumpus room with sink; potential separate accommodation option
+ Huge high-clearance outdoor entertaining pavilion
+ Under cover parking for four cars; electric driveway gates
+ Ducted, zoned reverse-cycle air conditioning; security alarm
+ 5.0kw solar array; extensive rainwater storage; garden shed

Zoned for Highgate Primary School and Unley High School which now offers the International Baccalaureate Course.

Close to prestigious private schools like Concordia, Walford, Mercedes and Seymour Colleges.

Peter and Glenn McMillan look forward to helping you with your enquiries.

Council Rates: $3,043.45 p.a.
SA Water rates: $344.11 p.q.