Art Deco House Gawler

SELLING SA: A Gawler landmark has undergone an impressive decade. It's not often a landmark manor-like home hits the market - especially in Gawler. The 1870s-built house at 3 Dundas St, which has had just five owners throughout its 150-year history, is offering househunters a rare chance to own it.

Owned by its current vendors for the past 20 years, the property is listed for sale with a $1.65m price tag. Affectionately known as Tortola House, current. Experience the exceptional restoration of a Gawler landmark, a once.

Highlights include- Architecturally designed double storey residence with Art Deco & Mediterranean Influence. Adaptable floorplan allowing for up to 7 bedrooms & multiple living spaces. Master wing with parent's retreat, walk-through robe & stunning ensuite.

Total of 3 completely renovated modern bathrooms. Para Para House was built for Walter Duffield MLC between the years of 1851 and 1862. EHC p271 "The Hon.

W. Duffield M.L.C. born in Essex England in 1816, came to SA in 1829 and to Gawler in September 1847." " he also established flour mills at Snowtown, Wallaroo and Port Pirie.

His interests extended to pastoral pursuits and he purchased the Koonoona run. Prosperity smiled upon him. Well known Gawler photographer (and Gawler History Team Inc Executive Member), Paul Barnet, has spent a number of years taking photos of all of the beautiful houses, businesses and other heritage areas as listed in the Town of Gawler's Development Plan.

Paul has so far photographed 888 of Gawler's lovely heritage homes. to see them all. Memories of Gawler's Grand Houses Do you remember Gawler's Grand Houses? Then Join up and add your memory here.

Art Deco House Our clients' primary desire was to create a showstopping conservatory as the heart of this home, from which the entire home design unfolded. An adjoining light-filled stair hall brings elegant brightness, balancing the sunroom's bold contrasting style. Gawler and its surrounding suburbs contain many buildings and structures of heritage value.

These structures provide the Town of Gawler with a uniquely historic character which is highly valued by its local community as well as visitors to the area. Para Para House in Gawler designed by Daniel Garlick local Gawler architect. Built in 1861 for local flour miller Walter Duffield.

A Town of One, Two, Three. The story of Gawler, the first town developed outside of Adelaide in 1839 is the story of numbers. Colonel William Light, after he resigned as Surveyor General for SA, formed a private surveying company with his friend and former.

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