Offering an unrivalled standard of living, this property presents historic charm in a modern day setting. Constructed in the 1890’s from traditional New England blue brick this home will appeal to those who love period style architecture & luxury style living.

Originally built as stables for James Miller’s ‘Kapunda’ estate, which was described in 1981 as “one of the most complete private residences in town”, with stables planned by James White described as “very comfortable quarters” for racehorses.148 Dangar Street was later refurbished as a four bedroom residence after 1900, with further renovations to meet the demands of modern day living.
The grand foyer boasts of beautiful Oregon & Hoop Pine joinery plus a distinctive staircase.
Two living rooms are positioned either side of the staircase. A formal living room with wood heating that could also be used as an elegant dining room & a comfortable living to the right with gas log fire.
Hidden bathroom behind the grand staircase detailing floor to ceiling tiles, two way access, toilet vanity & shower
Every room of the home is complete with high ceilings & plantation shutters.
Period style motorised blinds have also been installed which can be programmed go up at dawn & down at sunset.
A spacious ground level bedroom with original open fireplace. This could be a perfect guest retreat.
Contemporary style kitchen fit for a world renowned chef! Offering everything you could ever want in a kitchen; stone bench tops, large oven & gas cook top, dishwasher, ample cupboard & bench space & white French doors leading onto the north facing entertainment deck. Opposite the kitchen is another informal sunlit living room.
In pristine surroundings, the home is immaculately landscaped with hedges, lush lawns, fruit grove, water feature, iron gates, detached original blue brick garage & workshop
Upstairs three more extensive bedrooms, study & luxurious bathroom with claw foot tub are found.
Inviting master bedroom, boasting of walk in robe with his & her sides & study area overlooking the scenic grounds.
The sale, which is not subject to building heritage orders, includes approved plans for a carefully designed luxury extension to the dwelling.