If so motivated and financially capable, one can rent out Glenquarry Farm at 117 Sheok Rd, Crafers West, off Adelaide, for only (!@#!) …. and bask in the imaginary footsteps of the one and only Don Bradman.
This is your chance to live in the house purchased by the great Sir Donald Bradman in the late 1950’s as a secret hideaway. This was where he could spend time with his family away from the eyes of the media.
After being owned by the Bradman family for 52 years, the property was sold earlier this year and the property is now available for rent, for 6 months, before the new owners move into the property themselves.
Imagine sitting under the porch, watching your family play cricket on the lawn, just as the great Sir Don did.
Wow.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to live on this amazing property.
Features:
Three good sized bedrooms in the main house
Guest retreat with bedroom and lounge room adjoining the courtyard
Large studio, located seperately to the main house
Master bedroom with large walk in robe and ensuite
Open plan kitchen and living area
Formal dining room with woodfire for cozy dinners in winter
Large lounge room upstairs with views over the property
Wine cellar and store room downstairs
Main bathroom with shower and spa bath
Undercover parking for three cars
Solar panels
Fully maintained gardens and lawns
We anticipate a lot of interest for this property and as such we will be conducting viewings only for pre-approved applicants. Please submit an application through 2Apply online by clicking the link below.
Pre approved applicants will then be contacted to view the property.
https://www.2apply.com.au/agency?n=LJHMtBarker
All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.
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Sir Don was the greatest Batsman ever. I recall listening to the commentary in his last series touring England along with my dad. Rex
While The Don gained fame & fortune, there was a darker side to Bradman which the media prefers to keep under the covers.
Ian Chappel, whose grandfather Victor Richardson played with Bradman at the SA level, would narrate a number of stories. Bradman played for Bradman. And he was a vindictive revengeful man should you cross his path. Keith Miller, one of the finest allrounders Australia has produced, is a case in point.