Unassuming from the street, this 1950s home hides a sleek, sexy renovation with no holds bar personality and striking individuality. Just metres from being part of Semaphore in name, this little-known suburb is superbly positioned with nearby parks and playgrounds, a short stroll gets you to Semaphore Road, while the beach and shimmering sea as well as Port Adelaide central are almost on your doorstep. The vision began with the 594m2* block's century-old pepper tree, the ideal spot for a north-facing studio with patio, a book, and a sling back chair. Ample use of glass brings the outdoors in and captures the natural light, while flagstone slate floors blur the lines between indoors and out. Character abounds with pressed tin, leadlight glass, and decorative ceilings, sitting side by side to a modern combustion wood fire, open plan living with two sets of French doors bringing the outside in at every opportunity; bathroom chic means a clawfoot bath and oversized shower and you'll praise the garden's outdoor shower this close to the beach. The gas kitchen with breakfast bar and excellent storage is only second to the most impressive servery I've seen, shaming some restaurants in comparison! This servery bar will become a hotspot with friends for nibbles, bbq's or just a few drinks. Extra daring is the role reversal of black on white in the master bedroom; a wing designed to flow into the parents retreat or home office and 2-way bathroom, with a 3-bedroom wing opposite, one with a soaring light-filled loft above. All this, and more, from a home that preserves its 1950s cues, embraces them with flair for indoor/outdoor flow, a private outlook from expanses of glass and everyday holiday vibes, only better… Don't miss it: - up to 5-bedrooms - 1950s chic - Dual living zones - Bespoke kitchen - Master suite with adjoining dressing room / retreat or study - Open plan living with walls of glass overlooking the garden - Scandia wood fire - Ceramic heaters / ceiling fans / air con - Large workshop with separate gardener's shed RLA 24279