Groovy Nuriootpa property with perfectly preserved 1970s interior hits the market – realestate.com.au

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Looking for something a little different? You’ll find it in this groovy Nuriootpa property.

The quirky home at 145 Tolley Rd, which has a strong 1970s vibe, has hit the market.

Vendors Ian and Sue built the house to be a family home, and Ian says it has remained unchanged since it was completed in the ’70s.

“I was looking for something a bit unique and I’d always loved avant-garde-styled homes,” he says.

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“The bricks were some of the last clinker bricks to come out of the kilns in the Adelaide Hills and I love timber so there’s lots of that in the home too.”

“People are blown away when they see our kitchen and bathroom tiles, and we’ve maintained the look of the house as we’ve lived in it – we haven’t looked to change it because we love it like that. It’s amazing.”

The home offers two levels of living and has four bedrooms, a billiard room, several outdoor entertainment areas and sits on a 12.34ha allotment with 6.52ha of old-vine shiraz grapes and 2.05ha of cabernet sauvignon.

Ian says the home’s enviable location and its zoning means it could suit a range of buyers.

“We have great views and are just 50 minutes from the city,” he says.

“This place could be perfect for another family, someone looking for a lifestyle property or someone who wants to run a vineyard, use it as a cellar door or accommodation – there’s a lot of that happening up here,” he says.

“It’s been an amazing home and we’ve had a wonderful life here.”

A price guide will be shared with prospective buyers on application.

Dee-Anne Hunt of Williams Real Estate and Homeburg Real Estate’s David Braunack and Rohan Semmler are selling the property.