211 Mount Barker Road, Aldgate, SA 5154

A village atmosphere characterised by the shops, the historic Aldgate Pump Hotel and Aldgate Pump itself, this character 1936 Gentleman’s Bungalow has a front row seat to daily life in this thriving township.

Zoned to accommodate retail, cafes, shops and alike (see link to Planning SA for further information on uses under this zoning) this address affords much versatility for the successful purchaser.

With a bus stop to Adelaide CBD, at the bottom of the garden and a supermarket directly opposite the position of the property virtually renders a car useless
.
Substantial public car parking facilities opposite and adjacent provide plenty of scope for visitors whether private or for business purposes and the Angus Scenic Route provides a steady flow of tourists thoughtout the entire year.

Work, Live and Play from Home… It’s the perfect scenario for the astute entrepreneur.

THE BUNGALOW:

• 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, SUNROOM, LIBRARY, LOUNGE AND DINING
• DUCTED REVERSE CYCLE AIR COND, OPEN FIREPLACE, HEAT BANK
• BROADBAND ADSL
• 35,000 LITRES RAINWATER TO THE HOME, ADDITIONAL 5000 LITRES FROM THE SHED.
• NORTH /SOUTH FACING ASPECT

THE LAND
:
• APPROX 2957 SQMS ELEVATED ALLOTMENT, TERRACED AND FLAT AREAS
• DECIDUOUS GARDENS, FRUIT TREES, STONE WALLS AND STAIRS.

THE LOCATION:

• HANDY TO TRANSPORT, SHOPPING, VILLAGE LIFE AND ALDGATE PUMP HOTEL, ALDGATE PRIMARY SCHOOL
• ADJACENT STIRLING AND BRIDGEWATER
• APPROX 15 MINUTES TO ADELAIDE CBD.


NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE (ALDGATE) ZONE
Introduction
The objectives and principles of development control that follow apply in the Neighbourhood Centre
(Aldgate) Zone shown on Map AdHi/29. They are additional to those expressed for the whole of the
council area.
Location
The Neighbourhood Centre (Aldgate) Zone is situated within the township of Aldgate and is oriented
about the intersection of Mt. Barker, Strathalbyn and Kingsland Roads.
Desired Character Statement
Aldgate Neighbourhood Centre has a historic feel, which is contributed to by the Aldgate Pump Hotel
and the historic Aldgate Pump itself. It has a village atmosphere which is characterised by the shops,
verandahs, and streetscape generally. The main street is characterised by the continuous built
facades which have a mix of old and contemporary buildings of similar scale and proportion.
Function
The Neighbourhood Centre (Aldgate) Zone is a lower order centre than the District Centre (Stirling)
Zone, and it currently provides shops, offices and retail facilities to service the needs of the local and
surrounding population. The centre also has cafes, restaurants and a tourism related focus.
Issues
The existing pattern of development within the neighbourhood centre should also be retained. Should
redevelopment occur, replacement buildings should be consistent with the architectural style, builtform
and character of the centre. Such an approach will contribute to the retention of the distinctive
character of Aldgate. Similarly, it is important to ensure that signs on buildings are clear, simple and
in scale with the parapets and the verandahs below and do not detract from the visual quality of
buildings.
The Neighbourhood Centre (Aldgate) Concept Plan Fig NCe(A)/1 depicts the desired future
development of the zone.

OBJECTIVES
Objective 1: A zone providing for minor retail, office, tourism and service development catering
for the day to day needs of residents in accordance with the Neighbourhood
Centre (Aldgate) Concept Plan Fig NCe(A)/1.
Objective 2: Development which is consistent with the type, scale and nature of land uses
located within a neighbourhood centre and which is appropriate to the district it
serves.
Objective 3: Preservation of the small-scale atmosphere and attractive character and amenity
of Aldgate.
Objective 4: Retention and enhancement of the existing character and streetscape of the
centre as derived from the historic buildings, the continuity of verandah facades
and the gardens adjacent the railway line.
Objective 5: A safe and convenient environment for the movement of both pedestrian and
vehicular traffic within, and to and from the zone.
Consolidated - 13 January 2011

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