Property ID: 1P2551
8 Shirley Avenue (Corner of Davies Avenue) TRANMERE SA
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840 sqm
It is an amazing opportunity, corner allotment, 840m2 of land, with a home that can be lived in or rented out.
It is truly a development site that will be sought after due to its marvellous location in Tranmere.
The home itself has been in the family for 65 years and they have now purchased a new home. The site and the home, whichever you wish to call it, is now available for sale now.
THIS IS A BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN AMAZING DEVELOPMENT SITE IN A SPECTACULAR LOCATION.
Opportunities like this are a rare find. This home has 3 bedrooms, separate living room, kitchen, dining, bathroom, laundry and separate W/C.
The home also has an outdoor room 7.5m x 3.00m.
Don't miss the opportunity.
This home has a great history. Read below.
Vendors Story
My grandparents Ken and Eileen bought the property from the Housing Trust in 1954 after moving to Adelaide from High Wycombe in England. Grampa was a chairmaker and he built a workshop on the property to run his own business making high quality reproduction furniture for both private clients and for sale through Norman, Turner and Nottage, a prominent Adelaide furniture company through the 50s and 70s. He also created a typical English garden around the house: roses, bulbs and beautifully manicured lawns. There were very strict rules about playing in the garden!
In 1971 Grampa bought a new AV Jennings display home at Hardy Crt in Paradise and then brought his parents over to live at Shirley Ave. Gran died only a few years later but Grampy lived here for 10 years, tending the garden, recreating the allotment that he had had back home and making friends of all the neighbours.
My partner and I bought the house from my grandparents in 1984 just before the birth of our first child. As our family grew we planted out fruit trees so that there would always be something in season throughout the year, ran chooks, ducks and guinea fowl and kept the vegie patches going. A small "urban farm"
with no rules for garden play.
It is difficult to let go of a place that has been home to five generations of my family but I know that my new home will be a great place to entertain the sixth generation to come.
BEVAN BRUSE 0419 809 852
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 advice.
The home itself has been in the family for 65 years and they have now purchased a new home. The site and the home, whichever you wish to call it, is now available for sale now.
THIS IS A BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN AMAZING DEVELOPMENT SITE IN A SPECTACULAR LOCATION.
Opportunities like this are a rare find. This home has 3 bedrooms, separate living room, kitchen, dining, bathroom, laundry and separate W/C.
The home also has an outdoor room 7.5m x 3.00m.
Don't miss the opportunity.
This home has a great history. Read below.
Vendors Story
My grandparents Ken and Eileen bought the property from the Housing Trust in 1954 after moving to Adelaide from High Wycombe in England. Grampa was a chairmaker and he built a workshop on the property to run his own business making high quality reproduction furniture for both private clients and for sale through Norman, Turner and Nottage, a prominent Adelaide furniture company through the 50s and 70s. He also created a typical English garden around the house: roses, bulbs and beautifully manicured lawns. There were very strict rules about playing in the garden!
In 1971 Grampa bought a new AV Jennings display home at Hardy Crt in Paradise and then brought his parents over to live at Shirley Ave. Gran died only a few years later but Grampy lived here for 10 years, tending the garden, recreating the allotment that he had had back home and making friends of all the neighbours.
My partner and I bought the house from my grandparents in 1984 just before the birth of our first child. As our family grew we planted out fruit trees so that there would always be something in season throughout the year, ran chooks, ducks and guinea fowl and kept the vegie patches going. A small "urban farm"
with no rules for garden play.
It is difficult to let go of a place that has been home to five generations of my family but I know that my new home will be a great place to entertain the sixth generation to come.
BEVAN BRUSE 0419 809 852
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 advice.
