155 Downing Road

Rockleigh SA 5254

The home has been well maintained and cared for. The pebbled garden and grounds around the home are easily maintainable, with plants and shrubs that are self-sufficient and require little to no water. A number of feature ponds within the garden attract frogs, blue wrens and local wildlife including kangaroos. This scenery is observed from the front patio pergola, a well sheltered and true alfresco area.
Indoors, the home offers high raked ceilings in the living areas, and picture book windows to not only enhance the natural light but to take full advantage of the superb outlook. The modern kitchen is light and bright, offering electric cook top, soft close drawers, pantry cupboard and fridge alcove which can be adjusted to suit wider fridges. A special feature of the dining living area is the original character cast iron Kingsworld Louisiane combustion log fire. There is also a Fujitsu reverse cycle split system air conditioner. The second living area also offers slow combustion log fire, slate flooring, feature downlights on fixed stainless steel cables, plus ceiling fan.
There are two bedrooms, the main with a split system air conditioner, ceiling fan and four-door built in robes. The laundry has water trough and outside access. The bathroom has a wide vanity unit, wall mounted strip heater, exhaust fan, and the water closet is separate. There is also a two-door linen cupboard in the hallway, and further storage cupboard in the water closet.
Garaging is abundant, with a six bay 60'x30'x10' galvanised garage with light and power, plus 5 bays have been concreted. There is also a two-car carport annexed to the residence. Behind the garage is stockyard facilities with crush and loading ramp.
This seventy five acre allotment offers an insight into the territory upon which the Peramangk People once inhabited. Adding to the intrigue are the wonderful rock formations which dot the northern gully and creek line, and the mature Yakka complete the scene. Aside from it all, the land offers good grazing pursuits for cattle, sheep and horses.
A huge bonus is the fact that there is indirect mains water access (plus 20,000-gallons rainwater) and mains power connected to the property.
Time to live the dream, situated only approximately 30 minutes drive from Mount Barker and Murray Bridge - 'KILDRUMMIE' offers everything that your future lifestyle could be.