1046 St Kitts Road, DUTTON

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Set on an impressive 8,244m² allotment within the township, this unique lifestyle property offers a rare blend of historic charm, modern comfort and exciting future potential. Zoned within the township area under the Mid Murray Council, the property presents the possibility of subdivision (subject to council consent), making it an appealing opportunity for those looking to invest in land as well as lifestyle. Originally built in 1886, the home proudly showcases its heritage character while enjoying thoughtful modern updates. Stepping inside, you are welcomed by a truly impressive living room where a raked ceiling creates a wonderful sense of space, complemented by a striking stone feature wall. Designed with entertaining in mind, the room also includes a built-in bar and bench seating, the perfect setting for gatherings with family and friends. The updated kitchen offers excellent functionality with generous bench space, ample storage and modern appliances, making everyday living easy. Comfort is assured year-round with a split system air conditioner and a combustion fireplace adding warmth and ambience during the cooler months. The home offers three well-proportioned bedrooms serviced by a central bathroom, while a delightful sunroom provides a peaceful space to relax with a good book and soak up the winter sunshine.

Outside, the property continues to offer more with several original stone outbuildings that add both character and practicality. One has been converted into a rumpus room, providing extra living or recreational space, while the additional sheds ensure there is no shortage of room for storage, hobbies, or workshop needs. Water is well catered for with ample rainwater storage, an important feature in the area where mains water is not available.

Located in the peaceful rural township of Dutton, the property enjoys the tranquility of country living while remaining conveniently positioned just minutes from Truro and within comfortable reach of surrounding regions. The township itself was established in 1866 and is known for its historic buildings and agricultural heritage. From here, it’s approximately an hour’s drive to Adelaide for commuting or city amenities, while the beautiful Murray River at Blanchetown is only around 30 minutes away for boating, fishing and weekend adventures.

Properties offering this combination of historic charm, substantial landholding and future potential are rarely available. Whether you are seeking a character-filled country home, space for hobbies and storage, or land with development possibilities (stcc), this is an opportunity not to be missed.

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• Saturday 21 March - 10:50am — 11:20am

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