309 Bald Hills Road

Bald Hills SA 5203

At its centre, the 1940s homestead holds four bedrooms, generous living spaces and the warmth of a well-loved family home. A short walk away, the self-contained 'shouse' offers open-plan living with a kitchenette, bathroom and bedroom, ideal for guests, extended family or independent living. The result; a flexible, working estate with a soul-soothing connection to the land it surveys in all directions. Set your compass to Bald Hills.

Open the door to;
An enduring country home with the scope for reinvention
A sprawling open-plan living and dining hub where a real tree grows straight through the centre of the room, giving the space an unforgettable signature that's part art installation, part living sculpture.
A flexible family layout that keeps communal living central and the bedrooms tucked quietly to the wings.
Generous main bedroom with double windows and garden views; three additional bedrooms ideal for kids, guests or workspace.
A country kitchen positioned at the heart of the home; featuring sturdy timber benchtops, freestanding stainless oven, deep storage
A self-contained shouse (shed-house) that expands the possibilities - ideal for guests, extended family or short-stay accommodation.
Inside the shouse: an open-plan living and dining zone, compact kitchen, full bathroom, and a comfortable bedroom spilling to its own alfresco area.
Updated finishes, neutral tones and split-system air conditioning making the shouse instantly liveable.
Two homes offering complete flexibility - live in one, lease the other, or keep both within easy reach for multi-generational living on your own terms
A slow-combustion fireplace, ceiling fans, and split-system air conditioning providing comfort across every season.
A rear mudroom and laundry with direct yard access - essential for muddy boots, wet dogs and daily life lived outdoors.

Outdoors:
Nine rolling acres of country freedom, fenced and divided for easy stock rotation or hobby farming.
Two dams shimmering across the property - one in view of the home, the other tucked among the trees for stock or serenity.
A bore and 60kL of rainwater storage keeping the lawns, troughs and gardens well-supplied year-round.
Shedding for every pursuit - from the original shearing shed to newer storage bays and workshop zones for machinery or projects.
Gravel driveways and turning circles that make access simple for trailers, floats or visiting friends.
Solar array (14.5kW) and mains power providing an efficient, future-forward backbone for rural life.
Alfresco entertaining zones linking the main house and shouse - barbecue nights, starlit dinners, and endless weekends outdoors.
Your very own outdoor spa
Sweeping open paddocks ready for horses, livestock, or simply the joy of space, with tree-lined edges adding privacy and shade.
Mature gums and fruiting trees framing the property - home to kookaburras, rosellas and the occasional curious kangaroo.
Room for all the extras - vegetable beds, a chicken run, firepit, or that long-dreamed orchard project

Services:
Single-phase mains power
14.5kW solar system for energy efficiency
Bore and rainwater tanks supplying home and garden
Two dams
Septic system
Multiple sheds and car garaging

Location:
10 minutes to Yankalilla township for everyday essentials and cafes
20 minutes to Normanville beaches for a spontaneous coastal escape
35 minutes to McLaren Vale wine region for weekends well spent
Just over an hour to Adelaide CBD

The search ends with this versatile rural estate offering freedom, self-sufficiency and enduring value in a beautiful corner of the world. Come check it out; you're going to love it.

CT Reference - 6120/281
Council - Yankalilla
Council Rates $2,680.65 per year
Emergency Services Levy $97.85 per year
Land Size - 9 acres approx.
Year Built - 1944
Zoning Rural