Built in 1882 this land mark building was originally named Heatherleigh after the daughter of William Patterson Mayor of Glenelg in the early 1900s. Today these much admired terrace houses have been listed as a place of local heritage by the City of Holdfast Bay.Sited on a prominent corner allotment, with rear lane access this imposing two storey residence retains many character architectural features. Including Bluestone facade, ornate wrought iron balconies, lofty ceilings, baltic pine floors, 4 individual fireplaces, leadlight windows and a magnificent timber staircase.A truly elegant home in every way and deceptively spacious with 8 well proportioned rooms and over 291sqm of living. Exquisitely decorated by its proud owners in keeping with the character of the era. Comprises entry hall, large formal sitting room, beautiful light filled dining room, solid oak timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances and adjacent casual meals/family room with lovely old wood stove, plus a downstairs bathroom & toilet plus plenty of storage and cupboards. Central staircase leads upstairs to 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms both front bedrooms feature balcony doors with sunny northern aspect and views to the sea. The spacious rear bedroom enjoys external access ensuite and kitchenette is self contained and ideal for guest or bed & breakfast.Externally the alfresco style gardens offer unique spaces for relaxation with a vine covered courtyard, verandah and shade beneath the canopy of trees. Parking for two vehicles via rear lane and lock up carport. Sensational location just a short stroll to the beach, Jetty Road, cafes and shopping. Also close to St. Peters Woodlands Grammar and Sacred Heart College and the historic Glenelg Tram. Undoubtedly one of Adelaides finest examples of a Victorian Terrace home, large enough for a growing family or professional couples seeking a unique beachside lifestyle. A rare find.For further information please contact Paul Henry 0411 886 804