This is a one off opportunity to secure an 1880′s warehouse apartment of magnificent proportions. Sympathetically divided into four x three-level apartments by Adelaide architect Steve Grieve, the apartment displays “Port Carriers” branding, denoting its early history in the Port. The building was an original wool store, and has been extensively modernized. It is offered now as a unique example of warehouse living, seldom found on this scale in Adelaide.

The warehouse extends over three levels, behind a subtle and elegant faade of characteristic curved brickwork. What lies beyond is of great historic significance. The original cast iron column and steel beam construction has been retained, along with large exposed hardwood joists. The three flight Oregon stairway is original and the rich aged timbers are lustrous and a testament to artisans’ skills from past eras.

The warehouse is located in the area known as McLaren Wharf in the Port Adelaide State Heritage, Bohemian Precinct – the cornerstone of the Port Adelaide waterfront renewal, incorporating significant, intact streetscapes and some of the most historically iconic places in South Australia.

Each level is potentially a stand-alone apartment, so vast is the total area – in excess of 500 sqm. Original owners allocated and personalised each space, incorporating extensive use of contemporary materials, stunning angles and enduring style.

Level one – an expanse of rich jarrah timbers, enhanced and preserved for over a century with lanolin from stored wool bales. Taking centre stage is the magnificent Jag 2 Pac kitchen featuring black opal granite topped bench, providing the best and most welcoming bar / social hub! Incorporating Miele and Smeg appliances, a concealed, spacious walk-in pantry, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher and gas cooktop with stainless splash back, the kitchen zone is designated by an architectural curved canopy an orb of stainless steel.

Top level has options of 3 bedrooms, with the master bedroom providing a sense