An affordable beachside lifestyle awaits
Dreaming of a seaside setting to call home? Make those dreams a reality and check out this trendy unit in the heart of sought-after Glenelg North.
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Revealed: Adelaide’s most expensive homes
New CoreLogic data analysis has revealed the top property sales across all Adelaide councils. Can you guess which property broke a record in your neighbourhood? SEE THE FULL LIST HERE.
Courtyard living that’s a little out of the box
An Unley courtyard home is both sunlit and stylish and comes with an unusual rear extension. Take a look inside.
Adelaide set for property price boom
Demand for homes in Adelaide’s northern and southern suburbs could see property price growth of almost 7 per cent across the State capital by 2021, a new market report claims. Here’s why.
White Ribbon activist sells One Tree Hill home
For a domestic violence survivor, victim advocate, and innovator Lorelle Molde is surprisingly upbeat. Even when it comes to selling her treasured northeastern suburbs home of almost 13 years.
Historic charm meets cosmopolitan lifestyle
Built in 1890, a charming Norwood cottage offers a sought-after cosmopolitan lifestyle and oodles of character. Take a look!
New price record for Semaphore South
A 1970s family home in Semaphore South has set a new residential price record, after selling for almost $1 million above the suburb median at auction on the weekend.
Largs Bay orphanage fetches heavenly price
It served as an orphanage, a respite for young mothers, and even as a four-bedroom apartment block for nuns. But this Largs Bay character villa is set to return to it roots as a family home, following its near million dollar sale last week.
This Kensington Park villa sold for how much?
A Kensington Park villa, held by the same family since the early 1950s, just fetched the highest sale price of the past week – selling $1.195 million above the suburb’s median house price.
Nothing left to do but unpack
From humble beginnings to a modern masterpiece, this Willunga home must be seen to be believed.
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