50 Patapinda Road, Old Noarlunga SA 5168

This heritage stone cottage, dating back to the late 1800s, is nestled on a substantial 1,640 square meter allotment in Old Noarlunga, offering a rare combination of historical charm and practical versatility. The classic bullnose verandah sets a welcoming tone, leading to an interior rich in character with timber floors, high ceilings, and solid exposed stone walls that underline the property's unique period appeal.

Ideal for those who appreciate warmth and comfort, the lounge area is enhanced by a fireplace with an electric slow-combustion-look heater, creating a cosy atmosphere for relaxation or intimate gatherings. The home’s kitchen stands out with its original Willunga slate flooring and features a wood-burning oven alongside modern gas cooking facilities, marrying rustic charm with everyday functionality. Adjacent to the kitchen, a dining room equipped with a wall-mounted split system ensures comfort for family meals and entertaining.

The layout includes three bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with direct access to the front porch, perfect for easy outdoor connection. A third bedroom or study provides flexible space suitable for a home office or hobbyist’s retreat. The updated bathroom boasts both a separate bath and shower, complemented by a laundry and separate toilet, all thoughtfully arranged towards the rear of the home with direct access to expansive outdoor areas.

The outdoor spaces are truly a highlight, with an L-shaped undercover entertaining area overlooking a mature garden abundant with fruit and citrus trees, and views stretching toward the nearby hills. A generous lawn invites leisure, play, or further landscaping, while the presence of original features like a Hills Hoist adds to the property's authentic vintage appeal. Practical additions include two undercover carports and a storage shed, enhancing convenience and utility.

Adding significant value is a separate commercial space formerly used as a café, offering exciting potential to live, work, or create from this unique property. The versatile layout includes a front porch, former servery, additional rooms that could serve various professional or artistic purposes, and a fully fenced undercover area linked to an external toilet, catering to small business operation or consultancy needs.

Such a diverse property, combining heritage character, generous land, and commercial flexibility in a picturesque, tightly held township, represents a distinctive opportunity for a variety of buyers including investors, professionals seeking live/work arrangements, or anyone drawn to the Fleurieu Peninsula's charm.