Circa 1890’s Charm with the spaciousness of a four bedroom family home
Walkerville still retains its village feel. The people are friendly. On an early morning walk you pass with a polite good morning. The avenues are wide and lined with Jacarandas, Cedars and colourful Oleanders. You still know your neighbours by first name and meet at the gate for a chat. I should know I’ve lived in Walkerville for over 25 years.
Walkerville is approximately 6 kilometers to North Terrace. The Torrens Linear Park is at the eastern end of Lansdowne Terrace and from there you can walk or ride to the city and Adelaide University.
Many of Adelaide’s best private and public schools are only minutes away by car. You can enjoy shopping in Melbourne Street, a coffee at the Stephen Terrace bakery and the city is your local shopping centre.
22 Lansdowne Terrace is a classic cottage which over the last 120 years or so has changed and expanded to meet the needs of the families who have lived there.
Overlooking a small park where generations of children have flown kites and played French cricket.
The cottage oozes charm with its brick quoins, sandstone façade, bay
Lot/Plan No: D51219/A102