4 Leslie Street, Glen Osmond
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1P11225
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House
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For Sale
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270 sqm
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1946 sqm
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3
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4
Description
AERIAL ENERGY | STUNNING MID-CENTURY ARCHITECTURAL CLASS WITH FLIGHT DECK ALTITUDE OFFERING WORLD-CLASS VIEWS & LIFESTYLE LIKE NO OTHER
Rise to a cul-de-sac summit like no other, with the lights of Adelaide at your feet and sunset across the gulf. Set atop a sculpted and considered 1946sqm Mediterranean landscape, this architect's own design and home honours an iconic era, with a skyline that never misses a performance.
Thoughtfully designed by one of Adelaide's most renowned architects in the mid-century space over 50 years ago, there's nothing predictable about its luxury; yet it has one hell of a pulse. And its striking one-off silhouette has held this elite ground ever since, with the confidence to take bespoke style to the edge…
Expansive double-height glazing frames Adelaide's sprawling city to perfection. And for the true cinema of New Year's fireworks, electrical storms, or the aerial energy of an F/A -18 overhead, nothing prepares you for this impressive take-off.
The solid brick up to three-bedroom design, with rendered walls inside and out, was progressive for its time. And today, it still stands alone.
A clever lobby entry introduces a quiet ground-floor den, complete with an inbuilt cocktail bar, discreet storeroom and separate toilet. As a guest wing, home office or third bedroom, the flexibility is there.
Polished timber floors invite you up to formal living, where double-height panes frame the city to perfection. Tilt the blinds as the afternoon sun moves across the tinted glass and watch the view change before dinner.
Above, the authentic kitchen hosts with stainless steel benchtops against a cosy breakfast room. Move along, and the dining room slides open front and rear windows, transitioning into a semi-enclosed alfresco with passive air flow, city vistas and a gully breeze.
At the far end, the primary bedroom retreats to a custom wall of robes and private balcony access; the second bedroom sits quietly opposite the mint-condition bathroom with a bespoke in-floor bath.
From the quiet second living space to sunset aperitifs on the terrace, you'll live the high life beneath the stars. This is Glen Osmond at its most distinctive, in a soaring sanctuary offering an elite lifestyle served unshaken and undisturbed…
HIGHLIGHTS
Architecturally designed and unique Mid-century construction C.1973
Double-height picture windows for breathtaking city and coastal vistas
Concrete guest parking + carport parking for 3-4 cars
Undercover patio + an open-air entertainer's terrace, with water feature
Dual living zones across two levels
Floorplan flexibility
Mint-condition retro kitchen with stainless steel benchtops and a Miele dishwasher
Central bathroom featuring a sunken bath and wall-set storage
Indoor-outdoor dining room, with front and rear sliding windows
Primary bedroom offers custom robes and idyllic balcony access
Reverse cycle split system air conditioning throughout
Reflective glass sun tinting
Discreet utility area to rear, off the kitchen/laundry
In-wall external storage with roller door for garden tools and golf clubs
Slimline tool shed and roller blinds to carport
Rear service area and garden shed
GLEN OSMOND
This is the spot where Adelaide's eastern prestige meets the drama of the hills, and for the right property, the address is only half the story. Elevation, outlooks and architectural distinction play starring roles.
Luxury takes a higher turn here for architectural creativity and a sense of wellbeing. If anything, Glen Osmond is the city's unlabelled central gateway – pointing west to Cross Road for the beaches and Marion, the SE Freeway for the greater Adelaide Hills region, and Portrush Road for the prestigious eastern suburbs' shopping, dining, café culture and lifestyle.
Golf at Mount Osmond, Burnside Village for its highly celebrated food, fashion and homewares, and a scenic about-turn for private schooling, including Seymour College.
Disclaimer: Please note that all the information that has been provided for this property has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate. We cannot guarantee the information is accurate however and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions – including, but not limited to the property's land size, floor plans & dimensions, build size, building age, condition or any other particulars. Interested parties should always make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal and financial advice.
Thoughtfully designed by one of Adelaide's most renowned architects in the mid-century space over 50 years ago, there's nothing predictable about its luxury; yet it has one hell of a pulse. And its striking one-off silhouette has held this elite ground ever since, with the confidence to take bespoke style to the edge…
Expansive double-height glazing frames Adelaide's sprawling city to perfection. And for the true cinema of New Year's fireworks, electrical storms, or the aerial energy of an F/A -18 overhead, nothing prepares you for this impressive take-off.
The solid brick up to three-bedroom design, with rendered walls inside and out, was progressive for its time. And today, it still stands alone.
A clever lobby entry introduces a quiet ground-floor den, complete with an inbuilt cocktail bar, discreet storeroom and separate toilet. As a guest wing, home office or third bedroom, the flexibility is there.
Polished timber floors invite you up to formal living, where double-height panes frame the city to perfection. Tilt the blinds as the afternoon sun moves across the tinted glass and watch the view change before dinner.
Above, the authentic kitchen hosts with stainless steel benchtops against a cosy breakfast room. Move along, and the dining room slides open front and rear windows, transitioning into a semi-enclosed alfresco with passive air flow, city vistas and a gully breeze.
At the far end, the primary bedroom retreats to a custom wall of robes and private balcony access; the second bedroom sits quietly opposite the mint-condition bathroom with a bespoke in-floor bath.
From the quiet second living space to sunset aperitifs on the terrace, you'll live the high life beneath the stars. This is Glen Osmond at its most distinctive, in a soaring sanctuary offering an elite lifestyle served unshaken and undisturbed…
HIGHLIGHTS
Architecturally designed and unique Mid-century construction C.1973
Double-height picture windows for breathtaking city and coastal vistas
Concrete guest parking + carport parking for 3-4 cars
Undercover patio + an open-air entertainer's terrace, with water feature
Dual living zones across two levels
Floorplan flexibility
Mint-condition retro kitchen with stainless steel benchtops and a Miele dishwasher
Central bathroom featuring a sunken bath and wall-set storage
Indoor-outdoor dining room, with front and rear sliding windows
Primary bedroom offers custom robes and idyllic balcony access
Reverse cycle split system air conditioning throughout
Reflective glass sun tinting
Discreet utility area to rear, off the kitchen/laundry
In-wall external storage with roller door for garden tools and golf clubs
Slimline tool shed and roller blinds to carport
Rear service area and garden shed
GLEN OSMOND
This is the spot where Adelaide's eastern prestige meets the drama of the hills, and for the right property, the address is only half the story. Elevation, outlooks and architectural distinction play starring roles.
Luxury takes a higher turn here for architectural creativity and a sense of wellbeing. If anything, Glen Osmond is the city's unlabelled central gateway – pointing west to Cross Road for the beaches and Marion, the SE Freeway for the greater Adelaide Hills region, and Portrush Road for the prestigious eastern suburbs' shopping, dining, café culture and lifestyle.
Golf at Mount Osmond, Burnside Village for its highly celebrated food, fashion and homewares, and a scenic about-turn for private schooling, including Seymour College.
Disclaimer: Please note that all the information that has been provided for this property has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate. We cannot guarantee the information is accurate however and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions – including, but not limited to the property's land size, floor plans & dimensions, build size, building age, condition or any other particulars. Interested parties should always make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal and financial advice.