The rarest of opportunities. An uncommon find in Munno Para. A little bit of Provincial France.‘Yattalunga Stables’ – (confirmed as a State Heritage place in the SA Heritage Register) – fastidiously totally restored to exacting standards by one of the Nation’s leading Heritage Architects for his own occupation together with the very able assistance of Designer Suzie Forge.An unusually fine example of design and construction – essentially for the purist, seeking early Colonial Architecture.Of slate roof, local sandstone and finely crafted timbers. All stone floors (either slate, stone, brick or cobble river stones) at ground floor level. Red gum and Baltic pine are also a feature. Sitting room, dining room, breakfast room, master suite of bedroom, dressing room and ensuite bathroom, study, two other bedrooms, main bathroom, country style kitchen, laundry. New red cedar casement windows, plantation shutters on some windows and doors. Inside walls naturally finished as they were found. Low maintenance, low water proof garden.Excellent rural land, approximately 2.683 hectares (6.5 acres) overlooking Para Wirra Reserve and spectacular views to the Mt Lofty Ranges.Approximately 500 well established Olive trees, over ten years old (Leccino and Frantoio) – extensive further land well planted with trees eg Manturian Pears, English Oaks and three Morton Bay Fig. Established wet lands (three ponds). Well fenced.Historic stone piggery reputed to have been designed by renowned Architect Daniel Garlick (1818 – 1902), now converted to a workroom. Possible conversion to accommodation subject to approvals. Sandstone Garage (being stone from Fernilee Lodge).A very rare find to purchase a first class property that has been thoughtfully restored and summarized as being ‘chaotic and eclectic’.
Bernard H. Booth Pty. Ltd. - RLA184130
