21 Rose Street
Glenelg, SA 5045

This charming single-fronted cottage, built circa 1905, offers a rare opportunity for those who appreciate timeless character and historic charm. The home has remained largely unchanged throughout its long history, with only modest upgrades, preserving its original character and soul. It presents an exceptional chance to retain and restore the heritage-filled residence while also allowing for extensions, building upwards, or redesigning to create a stunning modern masterpiece that respects and honors its heritage.

Situated on approximately 454.86 square meters of prime land in Glenelg, the property features a generous rear yard and the highly sought-after benefit of rear access via Eitzen Street. This access adds flexibility and convenience for various development or lifestyle options.

The potential of this property is vast. The street is home to beautifully restored and sympathetically renovated homes, demonstrating the possibilities for creating something truly special here. Walking through the home, one can sense the charm, history, and stories that have been part of this cottage for over a century, making it a property with soul, character, and endless inspiration.

Now is the time for this treasured home to be passed on to a new generation, one that can blend modern living with the elegance and craftsmanship of a bygone era. It is an opportunity to create a unique residence that combines historical significance with contemporary comforts.

Note that the garage/shed on the property is not structurally sound. The property is zoned EN - Established Neighbourhood within the Holdfast Bay Council area.

This listing is for genuine sale, and all offers will be considered by midday on 6 July 2026. Opportunities such as this are becoming increasingly rare in the area. Inspection is by appointment only.

Approximate land area is 454.86 square meters. The property features two car spaces, adding to its convenience and appeal.

All information provided is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Interested parties should conduct their own enquiries and seek legal advice as necessary.