54 Coromandel Parade

Blackwood SA 5051

light are large timber framed windows and doors overlooking a spectacular back yard with ample space to relax and for the kids to play. Past the lawned area is a meticulously planned garden that takes you for a journey through low maintenance, water friendly, self-seeding arrangement of lush and unique plants.

This bungalow was in the Hewett family for over 90 years. Built by Robert Hewett for his father, Daniel following his retirement from the building trade in 1917, it is an excellent example of a bungalow style dwelling. Note the typical bungalow characteristics of a deep verandah, dominant roof form and verandah posts with flared pebble bases. Following the death of Daniel's wife Alice in 1920, Daniel's daughter, Elizabeth and her husband, John Treloar, moved from 6 Adey Road to care for him. Nephew, Jack Hewett and his family moved in to care for Elizabeth in her later years. When Jack and his wife Lorna moved into a retirement home in 1993 their son Bruce Hewett and his family bought the property.

More features you will love:
- Home office / studio space
- Leadlight windows
- Large cellar
- Ornate fireplaces
- Rainwater storage to service the gardens
- Loads of storage
- Space for family to play and grow

This very special slice of heaven is found just a short drive or easy walk from the centre of Blackwood that has many services including shops, cafes, schools. In just over twenty-minute drive, you will be in the capital city of Adelaide.

You would be hard pressed to find a property like this, no matter how far and wide you may travel. Historic, beautiful, lovingly cared for and magnificently presented by the current owner. The time has now come to pass on the baton to the lucky new custodian - will it be you?

Disclaimer: The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed and all interested parties should seek independent advice.