Rarely do you find such a delightful property with instant broad based appeal, complimented with mature verdant garden and grounds.

The views from the front rooms of the lower story are absolutely stunning, with far reaching picturesque country views embracing a 180 degree arc.

This two-storey, predominantly stone home, with classic thick stone walls, lofty ceilings and Baltic flooring was originally a single story home built in 1915. Today, a two-storey totally renovated home, offering grand proportions and a huge colonial style balustrade balcony.

The kitchen family living area is very spacious and the Kitchen, with granite bench tops, offers a ‘French Provincial’ influence. Together with Indesit dishwasher, double sink and Emilia stand alone Gas oven. There are glass fronted, wall mounted cupboards, central serving bench and tiled flooring. There is also a Coonara log fire. The foyer with original, ornate timber staircase adjoins the kitchen, and the sitting room with ornate timber fire surround, adjoins the dining area.

The central, ornate arched hallway, leads to the office and the guest bedroom, once again with ornate timber surround fire place. The huge entertainment room offers spacious appeal, open fire place, bar, dishwasher and sink. The room also opens up via French doors to outside entertaining. The laundry offers six door width bench and outside access. The main bathroom adjoins with separate shower and bath, pedestal vanity, toilet and wall mounted mirror.

The upstairs living area, accessed via the foyer by an ornate timber staircase is huge, with access onto the balcony that presents simply outstanding views. This area leads to the three upstairs bedrooms plus separate toilet and vanity. Bedrooms two and three are both very spacious and all offer two-door, floor to ceiling robes. The master bedroom is huge and also offers a bay window. The ensuite is accessed past the walk in robe, and offers double vanity with four doors and six draws. There is a large mirror, corner spa, shower and toilet.

The home also offers monitored security and all of the windows and doors have locks.

Further improvements include the cement brick studio with two sets of French doors and a log fire. There is an 18′ x 20′ double garage with concrete floor and power, two old, original sheds, one of which is quite deep and offers a lean to section. This area could be modified to include horse stables. There is also and a single timber frame garage, plus a 40′ x 20′ garage / workshop with dirt floor, light and power and finally, a new two-car undercover carport adjoins the house.

The bore pumps from an underground stream which is very close to the Marble Hill spring water property and is quoted at pumping approximately five thousand gallons per hour, into a twenty thousand gallon ‘squatters’ tank. The high quality water then gravitates (under pressure) to the homestead. Furthermore, fifty millimetre poly pipe extends underground to virtually the whole of the property.

There are apple trees, cherry trees, persimmon, walnuts, plums, cumquat, grapefruit, lemons, oranges, mandarins, mulberry, peaches, quince and pear, plus open grazing. The mature trees include Golden Elm, Oak, Gleditsia, Liquid Amber and Holly plus a very rare Majestic Californian Red, said to be planted over 40 years ago with seeds bought out from Canada.

Just approximately 15 minutes to Norwood and 10 minutes to Stirling. This is a very desirable location and provides true country living, yet easy access to the CBD and furthermore, the Adelaide Airport.

A stunning, multi-faceted property, that offers broad based appeal to a family or even an extended family.