History for the taking in Port Wakefield
Before acclaimed Aussie bachelor Edmund Bowman called Martindale Hall home, he lived in this humble Port Wakefield abode – built for him by his father and grandfather more than 160 years ago.
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You’ll be going straight to the pool room in Kensington Gardens
Forget junk laden man caves. This Kensington Gardens gentlemen’s residence comes with a time capsule billiard room that dates back to an era when men were still all about class….
Popular Leabrook home attracts 18 bidders at auction
It has a bright purple bathroom and wallpaper screaming yesteryear. But despite it’s rather unique interior, this Leabrook home didn’t fail to impress buyers, selling under the hammer for a staggering $1.215 million.
Choo-choose a lifestyle in historic Kapunda
Train enthusiasts are on track to get their hands on a unique piece of South Australian rail history, which has been visited by the likes of Prince Albert, Mary MacKillop and Sir Sidney Kidman.
Not to be missed: Adelaide’s cheapest home
If you’re looking to crack the South Australian housing market on a budget, then Adelaide’s cheapest home is worth consideration. It could be yours for as little as $116 a week.
Is this Adelaide’s best or worst renovator?
It has no kitchen, bathroom and has been empty for close to two decades. But this ‘iconic’ Payneham home, complete with nude wall drawings, may just be the ultimate reno project on the market.
Bidding war over popular beachside home
The gloves came off at an auction in Brighton over the weekend, where a character home sold $255,800 above the suburb median following fierce competition.
Iconic Adelaide smallgoods store closes its doors
The Barilla Continental Store was one of SA’s first Italian delis and a feature of the west for more than 50 years. Yet it has closed its doors for good — but its sale will still be a family affair.
A masterpiece of design by renowned architect Max Pritchard
Quirky and unusual is one way to describe this architecturally designed St Peters character home — and not only because it comes with a rear extension that must be seen to be believed.
$64,200 windfall as the bids kept coming
You’d have to be deaf to enjoy the loud engine noises often heard thundering above this Adelaide home. But the renovator’s delight attracted close to two dozen bidders at its auction, where it sold $64,202 above reserve.
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