97 Alexander Forrest Road, Forreston, SA 5233

97 Alexander Forrest Road, Forreston, SA 5233
"Burraburoo" 1.9 HA - Stunning views, renovated cottage.

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Burraburoo sits where the map becomes still - five acres of gum‑studded hillside that breathe out a slow, country rhythm. Mornings here begin the way they should: sunlight threading through the trees, birds stitching bright notes into the air, and the quiet valley unfurling around you. There are no neighbours looming, only the sounds of nature.

A tree lined driveway winds up to the cottage. Uncomplicated warmth greets you inside a home that's been lovingly renewed: fresh paint, new carpets, a kitchen that catches the light when you move, a crisp modern bathroom and sparkling laundry. Wide windows drink in garden views over flat lawns leading to terraced grounds below. The house is intentionally simple. Cosy, bright and honest, it's the sort of place that invites slow mornings and long conversations. Step onto the wide timber veranda at dusk with a mug in your hands and watch the light weave its quiet magic across the landscape. If you wander the property, new outlooks appear - a panorama here, a sheltered corner there - each one calling for a chair, a book, or the chance to sit and be still.

Practical comforts are folded into the story: ducted evaporative cooling and a split‑system reverse‑cycle keep the house comfortable through the seasons; a solar array and single‑phase mains power make every day running costs sensible. Water is crucial, here you have the ultimate resource in a fully upgraded bore (2017) with a poly header tank (3,000g), a 2,500 g rainwater tank with a pressure pump, a dam, UV filtration to the house and an under‑sink filter in the kitchen. Everything that matters has been considered and implemented.

For projects and pastimes, you'll find purpose-built spaces: a powered double garage on concrete, a double carport, a 5 × 4 m concrete‑floored storage shed and a tool/woodshed. A visitor parking pad fits four cars easily. Firefighting hose and two pumps sit ready, another small comfort for peace of mind.

The land is fenced into paddocks, a simple invitation to try a hobby farm - sheep, alpacas, a pony for the kids - it's move in ready. Near the top sits a levelled flatwork pad (20 × 33 m), a place for training, riding, or open‑air games. The small olive remnant is a quiet orchard, offering shade and a reminder of the slow work of seasons. Perhaps its' time to get on with that veggie patch and plant those fruit trees.

Burraburoo is less a house for sale and more a rhythm to come home to. It's for the person who values privacy, but not isolation, who loves handy comforts, but craves connection to land and light. Here you can slow your pulse to the place, listen for birdsong, and let the kind of quiet that nourishes you take hold.

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The floor plan included in this marketing material is for illustration purposes only, all measurements are approximate and are intended as an artistic impression only. Any fixtures shown may not necessarily be included in the sale contract and any queries must be directed to the agent. Any information that is intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.