3 Franklin Street

Sturt SA 5047

For Sale: Lot 1 - 3C Franklin Street, Sturt SOLDLot 2 - 3B Franklin Street, Sturt SOLDLot 3 - 3A Franklin Street, Sturt SOLDLot 4 - 3 Franklin Street, Sturt SOLDThese Torrens Titled allotments are being created following council approval to divide a significant historic parcel of land. Generously sized at 411sqm each with frontages just under 9 metres, they offer excellent flexibility for your future build.The size and layout provide the perfect opportunity to design a 3 or 4 bedroom home while still enjoying plenty of backyard space. Subject to council consent, you can create your dream home tailored to your lifestyle and requirements.Architect's concept plans for both 3 and 4 bedroom designs are available from the agent. Just ask us and we will email you a large scale detailed copy of each design. Please note: these plans are for illustration purposes only and are not council-approved.From these newly created allotments, nestled in a quiet residential street away from traffic noise, you're only a few minutes' drive from all of the following:Location Highlights:- Westfield Marion SA's largest shopping centre, with major retailers, dining, services, cinemas, and everything you need in one place.- Southern Expressway providing quick access to Adelaide's southern beaches and the McLaren Vale wine region.- Flinders University, Flinders Public & Private Hospitals major education and healthcare hubs within easy reach.- Marion Cultural Centre & Library conveniently located next to Westfield Marion.- Torrens to Darlington Tunnels (under construction) promising faster, easier access to the Adelaide CBD.- Marion Road bulky goods precinct including Harvey Norman, Nick Scali, Barbecues Galore, Officeworks, BCF, Repco, and more.- Marion Medical & Dental Centre quality healthcare services close by.- SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre world-class swimming and fitness facilities.A few more minutes and you can be at Adelaide's best beaches from Brighton to Glenelg. Darlington Primary and Seaview High Schools are within easy walking distance less than 1.5 kms away.YOUR PIECE OF HISTORYThe site was originally part of an 8.5-acre parcel acquired by Samuel Johnson on 24 June 1911 for 340. Born in County Cork, Ireland, in 1855, Johnson was instrumental in establishing the South Australian Adult Deaf Society and became a well-known figure of his time. In 1913, a substantial dwelling was constructed on the land. The property holds historical significance through its association with Johnson and his pioneering work with the deaf community in South Australia.