47 Woolshed Rd, Mount Torrens SA 5244
Sitting prominently atop an elevated position and overlooking a verdant landscape painted with vineyards, rolling hills, native vegetation and roaming cattle herds, is a newly-constructed 4 bedroom + study, 2.5 bathroom, 2 car garage home built to the highest of international standards.
The understated yet character-laden brick façade opens via over-sized Western Red Cedar barn doors to a large entrance hall with towering ceilings, solid Jarrah wood serpentine patterned stairs and stunning chandelier.
Further into the home, accessed again by decorative and over-sized barn doors, is a spacious formal sitting room plus adjoining family room with an ornate brick fireplace and mantel, rustic wooden support beams, a luxuriously appointed kitchen with large stone island, an equally large laundry room with abundant built-in shelving and an entire wall of double-glazed glass doors illuminating the interiors, providing stunning views of the natural surrounds and the over-sized undercover verandah and in-ground pool.
Beyond the open-plan living and dining downstairs is the separate wing of the home, currently set-up as a billiards room and bar, the formal study with floor-to-ceiling built-in shelving and large garage capable of 2 car storage and much more.
Travelling upstairs along extra-wide corridors is the master with WIRs and ensuite inclusive of a French provincial styled bathtub overlooking the idyllic landscape, 3 further bedrooms and a modern bathroom, copious amounts of storage space/shelving and a large balcony running the length of the back wall.
Other Features include 3 phase power, a 10 ML water license, a large dam + diesel pump, 1 paddock set-up for irrigation, cattle yards and large hayshed / machinery shed, ducted vacuuming throughout, under-floor heating throughout the downstairs, two 22,500 galleon water tanks, ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling and a friendly emu named Bill.
47 Woolshed Road in Mount Torrens offers the utmost in space, luxury and lifestyle.
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