Going quietly about its business on a 960sqm (approx) block is a double brick 4-bedroom home with an intriguing past and the brightest future in those prized Walkerville school zones. What was originally two C1925 maisonettes would later become one and welcome multiple living zones - with room left over to extend even further and install a pool. Whilst its polished pine floors, colonial windows and French doors, high ceilings and large rooms give warm winks to its origins, it's the additions that headline a home adored by the one family since 1987. With its 900mm stainless steel appliances, timber benchtops, breakfast bar and walk-in pantry, the kitchen is as functional as it is a sight for sore eyes - and perhaps the best addition of all. Peer through the servery window to discover the sunken retreat - a peaceful place for contemplation or just an extra TV room to go with the large lounge room at the home's heart. From the lounge room, that feeling of openness is never broken on the journey to the causal meals zone and an alfresco timber decked patio that hovers over the landscaped gardens below. As for that big block, wide frontage and pool-ready rear yard, they're always there to remind you that its bright future could include something brand new or re-developed (STCC) in a suburb that demands greatness. And there's nothing greater than a walk to Walkerville Primary School and St Andrew's School, the cafes and Shopping Centre of Walkerville Terrace, plentiful parks, and North Adelaide beyond. Bright, indeed. Council rates: $3,020.20 pa Water rates: $380.13 pq ES Levy: $163.15 pa Year Built: 1925 All information provided (including but not limited to the property's land size, floor plan and floor size, building age and general property description) has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or oversights. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.