133 Stringybark Road

Cudlee Creek SA 5232

(Cudlee Creek). 6.174Ha (15 acres) Beautiful and secluded, rural, semi bushland setting with immaculate home gardens, paddocks for horses/cattle and planted timbers. Purposefully designed large and elegant formal home that is quality appointed. Separate equipped worker s accommodation hut / workshop and an abundance of shedding, all serviced by a superb bore.
LAND: 6.174Ha (15 acres) An immaculate property that provides both a wonderful lifestyle opportunity and a rural hills escape, set in a beautiful and secluded location. Positioned at the end of a quiet no through country road, the property is only 5 minutes from the city side of Lobethal and a picturesque drive to the metro area; therefore making it close to town facilities yet a world away from the stresses of a busy life. The home gardens are well cared for and easily maintained with gently contoured lawns, seasonal colouring, extensive hedges and screening plants with brick retaining walls that match with that of the home. The majority of the acreage is a combination of cleared grazing sections and a beautiful bushland setting. Currently, sheep graze the paddocks, while the resident kangaroos that appear around dusk inhabit the natural timber areas which include wattles and, of course, the stringy bark gums which provide a firewood supply for the home. Throughout all this, a number of walking and riding trails are prominent. The property incorporates an outstanding bore which has a Grundfos SP 2.2kw pump providing 4,000 LPH @ 900ppm with a recent upgrading and this services the garden s automatic irrigation system and the stock troughs.
RESIDENCE: Completed in 1990, the impressive nature of this double brick, split level home is evident immediately. Internally, the home has 10 ceilings and is elegantly appointed. From the entrance, a long gallery walkway, with a timber balustrade, overlooks the massive, formal living area. This magnificent room has quality features including a huge, open, corner fire place with Kanmantoo Stone at one end and a new, warming, slow combustion heater at the other. Twin ceiling roses enhance the formal nature of this room which faces west and has a gorgeous outlook through two sets of sliding glass doors with windows either side. As with most rooms in the home the kitchen is large and it features Tasmanian hardwood cabinetry and bench tops, a dishwasher, double stainless steel wash bowls, both electric and old wood stoves and a split system air conditioning unit.