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Overview
This extensively reimagined 1970s Hills residence offers a unique lifestyle opportunity, bringing together two homes under one roof on an expansive 1,989sqm block. The main house features a spacious and light-filled interior retaining classic seventies character, including timber floors and an exposed brick fireplace, creating a warm and textured lounge setting.
The kitchen impresses with its distinctive green cabinetry, complemented by pale benchtops and a breakfast bar that encourages informal conversations flowing easily into the adjoining skylit dining area. Large garden-facing windows maintain a strong connection to the established grounds, enhancing the indoor-outdoor feel.
With four bedrooms, two featuring built-in robes, and a beautifully refreshed bathroom showcasing patterned floor tiles and separate bath and shower, the main home caters effectively for family living. An adjoining self-contained annex expands the accommodation flexibility, providing up to two bedrooms, an open-plan living and kitchen area, a wood heater, and a modern bathroom. This annex is ideal for multigenerational living, guests, or those seeking independent living spaces without sacrificing connection to the family home.
Outdoor living is well catered for with a substantial covered entertaining area overlooking mature gardens and lawns. There is ample space for vegetable gardens and fruit trees, encouraging a sustainable and enjoyable horticultural lifestyle supported by the soothing presence of local birdlife.
Practical features include a powered rear workshop with concrete floor and pit, complemented by additional tool and wood storage, and generous parking spaces at both front and rear, accommodating work vehicles, boats, or caravans. The property offers easy rear access enhancing functionality for hobbyists or those needing versatile space.
Positioned conveniently within reach of Stirling, Blackwood, and Adelaide, this property balances country living with accessibility, making it suitable for families desiring space and multi-use areas, professionals seeking flexible home arrangements, or those wanting a rural setting close to essential amenities.
Local Market Insights
In Upper Sturt, Quiet Listings observed 3 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 1 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,300,000. All new listings observed during this period were Houses. The most active agency for houses in the Upper Sturt area is currently Harcourts, representing 33% of new listings, followed by Ray White with 33%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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