18 Marjoram Street, Rosewater, SA 5013

Looking for a challenge that requires some real TLC, that is excellent value and represents a golden opportunity ? Well, this is all those things, a unique offering in an excellent location that is now available.

A solid brick symmetrical cottage (circa 1920) with attractive stone front facade with red brick quoins and bull nose verandah that still
retains its decorative friezes. It is a gem from days gone by that now needs a new owner that can restore it and reclaim past glory.

Inside, the home boasts many traditional character features from this era, high and ornate ceilings, polished timber floors, picture rails and open fireplaces that are back to back with the three brick chimneys still in place.

Room sizes are quite generous with the three bedrooms able to accomodate king size beds. Similarly the lounge room also shares in this generous room size making it ideal for those large family gatherings. The kitchen can best be described as being of the "country style" as it too is of good size making it ideal as an eatin variety with an adjoining walkin pantry. An adjoining room that provides rear yard access was previously used for meals and is ideal for this purpose if meal preparation requires more space and takes precedance , or of course it can be utilised as a family/games room.

Into the rear yard we are presented with a combination of original features and recent additions. Apparently still connected is the "outdoor" brick water closet, however it hasn't been used in some time. Similarly there also still remains a couple of timber framed, iron clad sheds that unfortunately are not in first rate condition. Adjacent to the home is a cylindrical style water tank on a concrete stand that appears in very good condition. In more recent times a high quality, steel framed and iron clad garage has been erected in the rear yard. This garage does come with dual front sliding doors, plus single side access, concrete flooring, power and lighting.

Allotment size is 12.19 metre frontage with a depth of 44.19 metres, giving a depth of 539 squ. metres (approx).