1102 Greenhill Road, Summertown SA 5141

History seeps through its quarry stone walls, its original cathedral ceilings echo songs of hymns past, the way this fully-converted church and former gallery feels like it was always meant to be a fully-fledged home makes this a true treasure of Summertown.

Built C1884, the former Summertown Institute has, in more recent times, held a near-perfect rating as holiday accommodation for those souls lucky enough to escape the city for pre-wedding bliss or romantic weekend of winery-hopping.

Whether you call this heritage-listed beauty 'home' or keep those 5-star reviews ticking over, nothing will change one simple fact: there is nothing to do.

Retaining the old-world charm of its regal timber floors, those soaring hardwood ceilings and the rear exposed stone wall that carves out a steel-framed door/window to the magical rear garden setting, the utmost respect was paid by its previous and current custodians.

The original 'hall' space is now home to boundless open-plan living that centres around a kitchen defined by its seemingly endless timber-topped island, doubling up as a beautiful place to dine, just steps from a cosy sitting area warmed by a combustion fireplace.

What was the old stage is now a living space in its own right, a literal step up from the hall and the conduit between a modern bathroom and a bedroom with stone feature wall and exclusive external access.

Then there's the ensuited mezzanine that makes this a bonafide 2-bedroom affair, accommodating with ease four guests, single-child families or leisure-seeking downsizers in search of that Hills fresh air and swift access to Stirling, those wineries and the CBD itself. To be continued

More to love:

- Highly rated accomodation, making it an astute investment
- A chance to own a proud piece of Hills history and a quirky, unique home
- Powerful 7KW solar system with battery for heavily reduced energy bills
- Onsite parking for at least two cars
- Concrete benchtops, Miele dishwasher, oversized freestanding oven, breakfast bar and loads of storage to kitchen
- Cosy combustion fireplace with flue to mezzanine
- Updated wiring, plumbing and sceptic throughout
- Large rainwater capacity/tanks - fed to home
- Insulated, plus updated window glazing
- Beautifully presented rear gardens with veggie patch and large lawned area
- Metres from public transport/bus stop
- Just a 15-minute drive from Burnside Village

Specifications:
CT / 6110/303
Council / Adelaide Hills
Zoning / T
Built / 1884
Land / 651m2 (approx.)
Frontage / 15.24m
Council Rates / $1,600pa
Emergency Services Levy / $197pa
Estimated rental assessment / $550 - $600 per week / Written rental assessment can be provided upon request
Nearby Schools / Uraidla P.S, Norton Summit P.S, Basket Range P.S, Crafers P.S, Oakbank School

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