74 Grants Gully Road

A rare and exciting opportunity awaits at 74 Grants Gully Road, Clarendon - a truly unique property rich in local history and offering endless potential for restoration, renovation or an inspired future project. Originally opened in 1873 as the Oddfellows Hall and former Clarendon Institute, the building has long held a significant place within the township, standing proudly as part of Clarendon's historic streetscape for more than 150 years. Today, its striking bluestone façade, church-inspired design and timeless character create an unforgettable presence within one of the Adelaide Hills' most charming townships. Constructed using locally sourced bluestone with cement dressings and a new corrugated iron roof, the property showcases craftsmanship and architectural detail rarely found today. Inside, beautiful character features add warmth and atmosphere throughout, including soaring high ceilings, intricate ceiling roses, stunning dome windows and an abundance of natural light that filters beautifully through the space. Beneath the building, a basement cellar further enhances the property's charm and versatility, offering yet another unique feature rarely found in properties of this nature. Filled with atmosphere and opportunity, the building presents an exciting blank canvas for buyers with creativity and vision. Whether transformed into a stunning residence, artist studio, gallery space, boutique business venture or something entirely unique, the possibilities here are truly exceptional. Positioned within the heart of Clarendon and surrounded by the character and charm the township is so well known for, this is an opportunity to secure a tightly held and memorable property with incredible future potential. Adding to its appeal, the property is recognised as a State Heritage Place within the Historic Area Overlay and Character Preservation District offering the rare chance to become the next custodian of an important piece of South Australian history.