24 Laura Street, Stepney, SA 5069

Sold: $631,000 (01-20-2009)

24 Laura Street, Stepney, SA 5069 5069
SOLD
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With a commanding street presence this bluestone cottage built in 1880 has stood the test of time and is sure to delight and surprise.

Abundant with old world charm and character including a beautiful tessellated tiled verandah, lofty 11ft ceilings with decorative cornices and ceiling roses, gorgeous leadlight, open fireplaces and superb polished floorboards. Totally unique the interesting angles in the front of the home add a touch of difference to the classic cottage floorplan.

There are three good size bedrooms, the master featuring a walk-in robe and heritage style ensuite finished in burgundy and white tonings. Leading off bedroom two is a separate study and bedroom three has built-in robes. The main bathroom is finished in a striking black and white tile scheme and features a ball and claw bath and ornate basin.

Perfect for those formal occasions or when you simply want a quiet retreat, the spacious lounge leads into the formal dining which has the convenience of a servery window from the kitchen. A dry cellar under the lounge is ideal for the wine enthusiast or to provide additional storage.

The solid timber kitchen is well equipped with a 700mm stainless steel gas and electric stove and dishwasher and overlooks the north facing family room extension which is warmed by a cosy gas pot belly heater. This spacious area caters perfectly for casual entertaining and everyday living. French doors open out to the rear verandah and vine covered pergola. A solid brick garage with remote controlled door offers off street parking for four vehicles. The sheer size of the garage lends itself to a multitude of possibilities limited only by your imagination.

During extension and renovation unique pieces of South Australian history have been sourced and cleverly incorporated. The leadlight window in the main bathroom came from the Governor Hindmarsh Hotel, the ceiling in the family room from the State Bank building in Adelaide and the servery from a primary school.

This character laden home presents as an ideal lock-up and leave lifestyle property and is ideal for those that simply don't wish to be tied to the demands of the large suburban garden.

With local shopping and transport a short stroll away, minutes to vibrant Norwood and the city and excellent schools within close proximity this is an opportunity not to be missed.

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