Hampden is a small country town located in the mid north of South Australia situated between the Barossa and Clare Valley and 5 minutes from the township of Eudunda which offers 7 day shopping, hospital, schools , sporting facilities etc, 20 minutes from the historical town of Kapunda and an easy 90 minute drive from Adelaide. Set over 2,000 square metres, the main building was originally built as the Council Chambers until 1932 when it was enlarged and utilised as a school.It was handed over to the community for use as a district hall in 1954.The town folk once used the hall for regular country dances, with the original piano still taking its rightful place. The Hampden Tennis Club opened in 1958 following the completion of the tennis courts and shed which has now become the scene for many fun-filled gatherings. The grounds are landscaped with garden beds and shade trees offering low maintenance and plenty of tranquil places to relax. Every aspect is immaculately presented, including the ample car parking area. The main building retains many of the original features including the lovely timber floorboards and open interior layout. The hall presents as one huge light-filled open living space comprising extensive living, dining and sleeping areas with high, white-washed timber ceilings fitted with four suspended ceiling fans backed by a commercial air-conditioning system for year-round comfort. The décor is both eclectic and inviting, reflecting period grace and style with real country warmth. Internet connection is available to the property, making it so very easy to work from home. The hall's original kitchen has been updated with stylish new concrete floors together with combustion heating and gas cooking appliances. The dining space can host friends and family with ease. The tiled bathroom and laundry have also been completely renovated with luxurious touches like a deluxe dark timber vanity with stone counter-top, resort style basin, large glass corner shower. The laundry features a handy 2nd toilet. Tasteful updated lighting and window treatments have been installed throughout the living spaces. In addition to the main hall, an original brick Sunday School building behind the hall now serves as a fabulous guest room or separate studio. The floor is elevated at one end and the original timber floorboards are stunning. A top-to-bottom renovation has taken place here but the authentic wooden church cross still hangs on the wall as a reminder of past times. Mains water is available and generous provision has been made for rainwater which has been plumbed to both the house and gardens. This is a property that will leave a big impression.Time is of the essence, so act quickly to secure this very rare piece of real estate by arranging an inspection with Century 21 selling agent, Teri Wenske While every endeavour has been made to verify the correct details in this publication, neither the Agent nor the Vendor accepts liability for any error or omission. realestatebarossa, barossarealestate, century 21Barossa, real estate nuriootpa, century 21, realestate, 21century real estate, 21st century