Description
Character sandstone fronted bungalow in the historic Barossa Valley town of Angaston, situated in the main street with convenient rear vehicle access. The house is a stone and brick residence with a new iron roof, built circa 1935, with a striking, ornate portico style front verandah.
The main area consists of 2 large bedrooms, a large lounge and dining room with double doors between, a kitchen with walk-in pantry, large laundry and slate-floored back entry area. The renovated bathroom is situated next to the main bedroom and would be suitable to be converted to an ensuite while the large laundry and back entry allow plenty of room for conversion into a new bathroom. A large two roomed sleepout off the dining room is solidly built and adds a 3rd bedroom and utility room.
The house has many feature characteristics of the era including solid timber floors, ornate plaster ceilings, glazed brick open fireplaces, timber mantles, timber shelving and doors.
The low maintenance yard with rose garden includes a double car shed with rear access. The house is within walking distance of shops, doctors surgery, hotels, restaurants, wineries, farmers market and local sports park, with a picturesque picnic area directly across the street. The Tour Down Under bike race always passes the house at least once, and usually 2 to 3 times, during the Barossa leg.
(RLA 270635)
The main area consists of 2 large bedrooms, a large lounge and dining room with double doors between, a kitchen with walk-in pantry, large laundry and slate-floored back entry area. The renovated bathroom is situated next to the main bedroom and would be suitable to be converted to an ensuite while the large laundry and back entry allow plenty of room for conversion into a new bathroom. A large two roomed sleepout off the dining room is solidly built and adds a 3rd bedroom and utility room.
The house has many feature characteristics of the era including solid timber floors, ornate plaster ceilings, glazed brick open fireplaces, timber mantles, timber shelving and doors.
The low maintenance yard with rose garden includes a double car shed with rear access. The house is within walking distance of shops, doctors surgery, hotels, restaurants, wineries, farmers market and local sports park, with a picturesque picnic area directly across the street. The Tour Down Under bike race always passes the house at least once, and usually 2 to 3 times, during the Barossa leg.
(RLA 270635)