65 Bridge Road, Langhorne Creek, SA 5255

A Rare Opportunity in Historic Wine Country

Tucked in the heart of picturesque Langhorne Creek-one of South Australia's oldest and most celebrated wine regions-this charming property is offered to the market for the first time in 65 years.

Set opposite a leafy reserve and just a short stroll to the Bridge Hotel, The Wine House, and local sporting facilities, the location perfectly blends serenity with community spirit. Langhorne Creek is renowned for its premium wines, historic vineyards, and warm hospitality, drawing visitors who value laid-back living with a touch of indulgence. Whether it's a lazy Sunday sipping Shiraz under the gum trees or a stroll through cellar doors with friends, this is a lifestyle built around simple pleasures and timeless traditions.

The home itself, a classic double brick beauty, features three generous bedrooms, a central bathroom, and two cozy living areas. The Blackwood kitchen is both functional and full of charm, offering ample storage and workspace. Sunlight floods the interiors through large picture windows, framing views of established gardens that change with the seasons.

Situated on an expansive 1,011m² allotment, there's space to dream-whether that's expanding, renovating, or simply relaxing by the inground pool. You can almost hear the laughter of family gatherings, the clink of glasses raised in celebration, the quiet moments watching the sunset across the vines.

A home like this isn't just bricks and mortar-it's an invitation to write the next chapter, to create new memories in a place that's already held so many. This is your chance to become part of the Langhorne Creek story, where life moves at your pace and every day feels like a weekend.

CT 5669/58

Council Area: Alexandrina

Zoning: Rural Settlement - RuS

Land: Approximately 1,011m2

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