Last Listing description (December 2018)
The beautiful Burra Valley looks stunning at this time of the year and with some recent rains and warmer weather, everything is leaping into new season growth.
Candy Road is the pick of the crop for pasture and grazing blocks plus an eclectic mix of lovey rural character homes. 180 is a great example with wonderful gardens surrounding this gorgeous home that welcome you into its fold.
Tall exotic trees greet you as you drive up to the house and provide welcome shelter in the warmer weather and in the cooler months. Stepping up to the front verandah, its not hard to imagine sitting here with a warm cup of tea at any time during the year, it's a wonderful outlook and clearly a restful place.
This timber cladded residence certainly suits the countryside here and very much the location in which it rests. Surrounded by extensive established plantings, plus multiple sheds and garages, the property has all the infrastructure your likely to need. There are places to tinker or build, ample workshop space, and places for visitors to have a sleep over after those long lazy country lunches and equally long dinner parties. Ample water and good grazing offer the option to have a small herd of sheep, maybe cattle or lamas or a flock of chickens.
Thinking of a tree change? We highly recommend a visit.
Features
The house
- Built in 1923- 3 bedrooms- Floor area 136m2
- Originally from Westmead, Sydney
- Transported to Burra in 1989
- Made of quality timbers; hardwood bearers and joists, Oregon rafters, cypress pine floorboards
- Original leadlight casement windows
- 9' ceilings throughout original part of the house
- Dado and picture rails
- All plumbing, wiring, wall and ceiling sheeting is new
- New Bosch gas HWS
- Ducted gas central heating
- Ducted evaporative cooling
Additions
- Vine-covered pergola
- Sunny north-facing deck
- Family room
Bore
- Installed in 2002
- Registered
- Pumps from 48m down
- Flow rate at least 20 litres per minute (min); can be increased to greater flow rate
Tanks
- Rainwater tank (via pressure pump) x 2. Approx 50,000 litres in total. We have never run out.
- Bore water tank (via gravity), sufficient pressure to run 5 sprinklers simultaneously. Approx 25,000 litres. Water sample was tested and is completely safe to drink.
Sheds and outbuildings
- Double garage with workshop, 9m x 6m, 2.4m walls, skylights, with loft over workshop
- Shade house, with basic benching, 4,8m x 3.2m
- Glasshouse with evaporative cooler (for orchid/fern culture) quality benching, 3.8 x 2.8m
- Garden shed, with shelving, 3m x 2.2m
- Firewood storage shed, 3 bays, 4.4m x 1.6m
- Original machinery shed 18m x 6m
- Large chook yard
Second shed
- 16m x 7.5m, insulated
- Large full height timber windows and doors
- Partially completed for habitation (unapproved)
- Brand new free-standing wood stove/heater
- Septic line and tank installed, not connected to toilet
- Power line in place, not yet connected
The garden
- Full of delights, rare plants, and special 'rooms' and groves
- Redwood (Sequoia) grove
- Mini-avenue of Ponderosa Pine
- Japanese style garden with mature plantings
- Exotic palms (Butia, Trachycarpus, Phoenix)
- Fruit trees
- Hedging providing privacy and screening
- 'Borrowed views' incorporated throughout garden
- Multiple tap outlets