191 Portrush Road

Maylands SA 5069

Go on further to discover rooms of only the grandest dimensions with gorgeous period features throughout. Ornate fireplaces, impressive cornices and high skirtings are just some of quality features that give this home its unique character appeal. Despite its classic charm, the home lends itself as a perfect entertainer throughout all seasons.
This generous portion of land is spread over two titles and has been designed with the intention of being low maintenance and practical for everyday use. The uninterrupted driveway extends to the rear property and allows for multiple car spaces.
Stunning period homes of this calibre rarely grace the market in the tightly held area of Maylands, act now to secure a once off opportunity.

A Bit of History
This prestigious property has been the residence to some of the most iconic names in South Australia.
Upon completion in 1894, the property was sold to Charles Fry, a senior public servant. Two years later it was sold to Peter Mayoh Miller who had been the manager of Anlaby Station, near Kapunda. Mr Miller passed away in 1908 and the property was passed on to his son John Clow Miller. In 1909 John Clow Miller sold the property to Henry Reginald Sewell, son of one of Payneham's most successful businessmen, Henry Sewell, who established Sewell's Nursery. Henry Reginald Sewell resided at the property until 1914, when he moved to Rostrevor House (now Rostrevor College). The property was transferred to Dr. Gertude Halley in June, 1914, she established her home and consulting rooms. Dr. Halley resided there until her death in October, 1939. The property was later sold to Harold Hutchinson, an engineer, and was held by the Hutchinson family until 1973.
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