Built back in 1910, on sunny corner allotments of approximately 1342m2 over two titles, this lovely property has all the charm and rustic colonial-style stone finishes that give homes like this so much heart. Adrian Miller welcomes you to 1 Newark Street, Saddleworth. Bordered by standard iceberg roses, with pure white blooms in season, and a weeping crab apple tree in the front garden, this home has street presences in spades. Located right in the heart of town, the property has a covered verandah on two sides, which is wide enough to sit under with a cup of tea and the paper. It feels a little like stepping back in time as you enter the home into the formal living room, with wide timber floorboards, a bay window and a fireplace (yes, the Jindara slow combustion is more modern and that's a good thing!). All four bedrooms in the home have soaring ceilings and fireplaces (currently decorative, with one covered over) while the Colonial-style bathroom has the requisite claw foot bath, burgundy and cream floor tiles and a timber vanity. Obviously updated over the years, the current owner has maintained the historic feel and charm of the residence nonetheless. Contrasting slate flooring in some areas of the home add to the rustic and tactile feel, while the eat-in-kitchen takes the history lesson up a notch, with a Lux built in stove still in prime position, surrounded by a mantle. While it's not in use, you do have an Electric Simpson oven and a Dishlex dishwasher too, and this room has lots of storage space, along with a high display shelf. It really is the quintessential country kitchen, where you want to sit with a cup of tea and a biscuit. The property also has an area used as a home office, a laundry (internal) and a sunroom with slate flooring and ample windows which looks out to the covered entertaining area at the rear. This room has an almost conservatory feel to it and could easily be used as a reading room, entertaining room or rumpus. The rear garden has a meandering path around a beautiful tree in the centre of the lawn, along with double gates which open to the street and a freestanding garage/shed which has a storage area and access to a cellar. After two decades at the home the current owner has loved the old character of this unique property. Is it your turn to make it home? ADDITIONALLY: Local Government: Clare & Gilbert Valleys Zone / Subzone: N - Neighbourhood\\ Easement: No Year Built: 1910 Land Size: 1342m2 approx (over two titles) **The safety of our clients, staff and the community is extremely important to us, so we have implemented strict hygiene policies at all of our properties. We welcome your enquiry and look forward to hearing from you.** Want to find out where your property sits within the market? Have one of our multi-award winning agents come out and provide you with a market update on your home or investment! Call Adrian on 0431 545 222 or click on the following link http://raywhitegawler.com.au/sell/property-appraisal/ Ray White Gawler | Willaston, Number One Real Estate Agents, Sale Agents and Property Managers in South Australia. Disclaimer: Care is taken to verify the correctness of all details used in this advertisement. However no warranty is given as to the correctness of information supplied and neither the owners nor their agent can accept responsibility for error.