Special touches have appeal

THIS very-private property in Mount Lofty has some interesting touches and European influences rarely seen.

Built over three levels the home was constructed in the 1970s by firm Wilkie and Murdoch and has polished timber flooring.

A coat cupboard is located near the entry and behind this is a bar serving the living area on this level.

A functioning open fire place is central to this area with the wood box able to be stacked from the lower level. The raked ceiling is also a feature.

Also on this level are the main bedroom, bath and toilet facilities. There is also a special shute to the laundry conveniently located in a cupboard.

The living area leads out to the eastern lawn and garden area where a gazebo is located on the original barbecue area.

Back inside and stairs lead down to a large tiled rumpus, games or living area that has a neat office nook.

The two-car accommodation is on this level and there is a workshop and another room that has shelves and could be used for storage or for the artistic, a studio.

Upstairs is the formal dining area and off it is a good sized balcony overlooking the front gardens and trees. An ideal spot to relax with a hot or cold beverage.

The kitchen has tiled splashbacks, walk in pantry, garbage shute to the garage and recessed storage for pots and pans.

Off the kitchen is a TV room that has book shelves and a nook for storage or a stereo.

The main bathroom is also on the upper level and has a bath, shower, vanity and private toilet.

The spacious laundry has plenty of room to add more storage or a bench and has a mini attic off to one side.

The laundry leads down to the back and side gardens.

A bicycle shed just outside the garage and almost every room having a view of some of the many tall trees add to this property’s special touches.