122 Lindner Avenue

Basket Range SA 5138

Rather than curated paddocks, you'll have claim to some 20 acres of rugged land; a long-held property that's all about shutting the world out. Not a single neighbour in plain sight.

What you will see is a five-bedroom, dual-level home with a rumpus/retreat on its lower floor and bevy of living zones above, each with their own unique take on the world outside.

And there's no better vantage point than the expansive sunken lounge framed in windows that rise from the floor and end where soaring timber-beamed cathedral ceilings begin. A space that flies like an eagle over the valley.

Step up to parquetry floors and follow your instincts to the ensuited main bedroom or a free-flowing living zone that feeds the original kitchen and implores you to take dinner to the terrace balcony.

A brick partition separates the lounge from the dining zone, adds texture and earthy hues to the equation, and carves out cosy fireplaces on both sides.

The solid timber kitchen - featuring loads of storage and a dishwasher- epitomises the enduring, hand-built quality of this solar subsidised home that will embrace a cosmetic reboot with open arms.

Just a 15-minute drive to the suburban conveniences of Magill, what feels like a world away, is far from it - and even closer to cellar doors/wineries and the historic Scenic Hotel.

It's time to see it person.

More to love:
Built in 1973 with solid bones and original features, ready for updates or to enjoy as-is
Owned by the same family for over 30 years, a well-loved and long-held property
Flexible dual-level layout
Off-street parking
Split r/c and combustion heating
Solar panels for reduced energy bills
Water storage includes a large 120,000L concrete tank, a 22,500L poly tank, plus an additional 1,000L tank
Bore provisions (currently not in use)
Parquetry flooring in main areas, floating timber floorboards in the sunken lounge, and carpet in bedrooms
Garden shed with a concrete floor, perfect for tool or garden storage
Established trees and gardens include camellias, proteas, oak trees, and productive fruit trees like peach, lemon, fig, and apple
Grocery options include IGA in Magill or Foodland/Aldi in Stirling

CT / 5562/880
Council / Adelaide Hills
Zoning / Productive Rural Landscape (Z4802) - PRuL
Built / 1973
Land / 8.321ha (approx)
Council Rates / $2,404 p.a.
Emergency Services Levy / $160 p.a.
Estimated rental assessment / Written rental assessment can be provided upon request
Nearby Schools / Norton Summit Primary, Basket Range Primary, Norwood International High