90 Frampton Road, Wistow SA 5251

This Wistow property can only be described with one word, unique and it is definitely different.

The main house is of very solid mud brick construction which has been rendered inside and out.

Finished in an eclectic style that is distinctive, the main home exudes a feeling of warmth and character. The large living area with its planked timber ceiling incorporates a modern but country feel kitchen with a big combustion heater for those colder nights. Double cedar timber doors open out onto...

This Wistow property can only be described with one word, unique and it is definitely different.

The main house is of very solid mud brick construction which has been rendered inside and out.

Finished in an eclectic style that is distinctive, the main home exudes a feeling of warmth and character. The large living area with its planked timber ceiling incorporates a modern but country feel kitchen with a big combustion heater for those colder nights. Double cedar timber doors open out onto a patio that overlooks the property. The ideal place to sit on a warm afternoon and watch your horses grazing in the paddock.

There are three large bedrooms, two with built-in robes, a large country style bathroom, large laundry and separate toilet.

And, for your ponies, the entire infrastructure is in place, arena, individual stables with yards, large three bay barn, tack shed and separate workshop/garage.

Besides the main home there is a separate self-contained cottage which incorporates a separate kitchen, bathroom and large living/dining area which also includes the bedroom.

An ideal teenagers, retreat or accommodation for guests who wish to visit and enjoy your country lifestyle. It could also be rented out to provide some added income. (STCC)

The area between the house and the cottage features a shady grassed courtyard. Perfect for summer BBQ's and entertaining!

The main house has a double carport attached and the cottage a single carport.

Well fenced into four paddocks, and relatively flat, the property has been utilised for grazing horses for many years. An abundant rainwater supply provides water for the home and stock and there is a catchment dam that water could be pumped from for the gardens and stock if required.

This property offers the opportunity to own something that is already quite unique, add your own personal touches and design flair and have something that is distinctive that stands out from the crowd.

Situated for privacy but only 5 minutes from Mount Barker and all the facilities that the town offers, small acreages like this are hard to come by especially those you can move your ponies onto immediately.

If the pictures have piqued your interest, don't hesitate to arrange an inspection. It will be worth it.