165 Smith Road

Yahl SA 5291

Later additions to the original two room cottage now include a third bedroom, lounge, dining, kitchen and bathroom with much more that will pleasantly surprise you.

Colonial style kitchen with skylights in the ceiling and facing north, this space is completely flooded with natural light and offers sweeping views across the neighbouring farmland. The kitchen is kept warm during winter with a free-standing slow combustion wood heater. Featuring solid timber cabinetry, electric cooking appliances and dishwasher all complimented by a huge walk-in pantry, this central hub of the home functions brilliantly for today's modest living.

The lounge room and adjacent dining room both facing west with further views of the driveway entrance, kept cosy and warm by the slow combustion wood heater and a gas heater option while the hardwood timber flooring and the basket range feature brick wall are the focal points to these rooms the real show stopper is the twinkling of setting afternoon sun filtering through the tree foliage casting enchanting shadows across the dining table and onto the walls. Just to stand for a second and experiencing this creates internal fillings of homely warmth.

The three bedrooms are all of queen size with timber floors. The front two main rooms have the high ceilings and historical character.

Another forgotten long lasting building material is terrazzo, and guess what this bathroom has it. In great condition it's a real feature for those who love it. Bathroom contains separate bath and shower + handbasin vanity.

Running the full length of the rear of the home is a built-in tiled veranda containing the toilet at one end and the laundry at the other.

The last of the additions to the main building structure is a front return veranda with a small section built in and currently used as a home office.

Upgraded electrical and 3.5kw of solar this home is equipped to meet modern standards.

Zoned mixed farming this land is versatile for its use, additional inclusions, woodlot, orchard with apples, pears, plums, mulberry, quince, fig, walnut trees and a 160 year old olive tree, house gardens are set up with irrigation and dripper feed to orchard. The trees are a natural haven for an abundance of bird life. Desirable to your needs is the shedding options with concrete flooring pit and power connected with other various out houses + occasional outdoor living spaces.

A peaceful secluded sanctuary that eagerly awaits its next custodian.

Extra Information:
Council Rates / $1,344.75 p/a
SA Water Supply Charge / $68.60 p/qtr
Emergency Services Levy / $87.90 p/a
Land Size / 9 acres
Council / District Council of Grant
Zoning / Rural Horticulture

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