1 Turner Crescent

Dressed to reflect its era and respectfully renovated to celebrate it, this three-bedroom 1960s classic stands proudly intact immortalised and immersed in curated and mature garden magic. Solid brick and solar boosted, the whitewashed and soulful family home halts time in the most honourable way, taking visual aim at a lush and layered 2,260m2 landscape, largely hidden from the street. Why? Because it's revealed exclusively to you through a series of striking and overscale windows. For the young family, downsizer, or active retiree, it's a home that grounds you in nostalgia - and its delicate palette is the ultimate compliment. Foliage follows you from the crazy-paved driveway, arrival carport and detached garage. Inside, the outlooks unfold as a seasonal canvas of maple, citrus, and camellias - the kitchen and lounge being the greatest beneficiaries. Durable, all-natural Marmoleum floors bring a modern look with a retro feel. A statement combustion fireplace provides heat transfer throughout, while split system air conditioning is a comfort you'll rarely call on. The kitchen is a calming sensation soft-tone joinery meets the seamless white of Corian benchtops, as lacquered timber benchtops link the kitchen to the lounge. And at the sink, you'll stop because the views that serve you, insist. Over the years, one living zone became two. The seamless north-facing addition now delivers a family living and meals duet, each drawn to the elevated all-weather deck, aglow under discreet, dimmable strip lighting and framed by this gently sweeping slice of Stirling. At the far end, each restful double bedroom shares the terrazzo-tiled and under-floor heated bathroom a zone as practical as it is chic, keeping a separate second toilet off the remodelled laundry. Nearly 30 years of joy for one family will bring plenty more for the next, from a home that fulfills without trying. Its secluded pocket hosting laneway access to Stirling's heart, a short stroll to Crafers Park 'n' Ride, and a 10-minute freeway spin to Seymour College. There's so much to love: An inspired remodel of a double-brick 3-bedroom 1960s home 5kW solar efficiency 2 adjoining living zones for comfort and connection Pastel-hued kitchen features polished timber and Corian benchtops Modern wood-burning fireplace with heat transfer to all bedrooms Elevated alfresco deck with subtle strip lighting and a glorious garden wrap All-natural Marmoleum floors to main traffic zones Neutral wool carpets to main living area and master bedrooms Contemporary bathroom + a separate 2nd WC off the laundry Separate garage with tilt-up door Crazy paving + a carport verandah arrival Beautifully curated, low-care established gardens Mains water + Ozi-Kleen aerobic waste system 'Sanden' the most efficient CO2 heat pump A short walk to Crafers interchange Just a 7-minute drive to the top of Glen Osmond Road Zoning for Crafers P.S. and Heathfield H.S. Specifications: CT / 5210/921 Council / Adelaide Hills Zoning / RuN Built / 1963 Land / 2260m2 (approx) Council Rates / $3,092pa Emergency Services Levy / $191.50pa SA Water / $82.30pq Estimated rental assessment / $800 - $850 per week / Written rental assessment can be provided upon request Nearby Schools / Crafers P.S, Stirling East P.S, Upper Sturt P.S, Heathfield P.S, Aldgate P.S, Heathfield H.S Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal and financial advice. Should this property be scheduled for auction, the Vendor's Statement may be inspected at any Harris Real Estate office for 3 consecutive business days immediately preceding the auction and at the auction for 30 minutes before it starts. RLA | 343103