The McLaren Flat estate at 314 Kangarilla Road comes with three residences. Pic: realestate.com.au
Call it home or tap into the Fleurieu Peninsula’s bed and breakfast market – or do a bit of both.
The 2.27ha McLaren Flat estate at 314 Kangarilla Rd has three separate residences, offering prospective buyers endless opportunities.
Known as Bella Cosa, it includes The Cottage, The Chapel and The Gallery.
Each have been rented out as short-term accommodation for years but the owners’ decision to sell is giving someone else the chance to put their stamp on it.
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The cottage offers character charm. Pic: realestate.com.au
It’s been restored to its former glory inside. Pic: realestate.com.au
Southgate Real Estate director Mike Cross, who is selling the property through an expressions of interest campaign, said it could serve as a combined home and B&B, or be one or the other.
“It’s a really amazing and unique sort of place,” he said.
“There’s only a handful of places around here with multiple dwellings so it’s unique from that view.
“It’s being used as a bed and breakfast with three distinctly different styled dwellings.”
While all three residences have been modernised over the years, each offers something different.
The chapel offers something a little different. Pic: realestate.com.au
Cathedral ceilings and stained-glass windows set it apart. Pic: realestate.com.au
Character charm sets The Cottage apart, cathedral ceilings and stained-glass windows make The Chapel stand out, and contemporary design trends define The Gallery.
Mr Cross said the owners renovated all three buildings after buying the property in 2015, including converting The Gallery into a residence.
“It was used previously as a cafe and gallery but now it’s been fully converted into a B&B,” he said.
The property also has a pool, small pine forest and hobby vineyard.
Mr Cross said so far it was attracting local and interstate interest.
The Gallery used to be a cafe Pic: realestate.com.au
It’s been converted into a modern abode. Pic: realestate.com.au
“We’ve had a lot of interest so far, most of the inquiries are coming from people who want to rent it as a B&B operation,” he said.
Mr Cross said the property made more than $100,000 as a B&B in the 2018-19 financial year, with bookings gradually picking up following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
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