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Inside the ‘staggering’ 1970s home that’s part A-frame, part cathedral
Striking 1970s A-frame cathedral-style home in Dairy Flat hits the market with bold, unconventional design
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A unique 1970s home in Dairy Flat, praised by Mr Bigglesworthy as "staggering," is on the market. The A-frame, cathedral-style property features four asymmetrical wings and an unconventional interior with exposed steel beams and floating levels, requiring significant restoration.
Marketed as a "demolish or transform" opportunity on five hectares, the property is listed with Queenie Ling of Barfoot & Thompson for $1,399,000. It offers a rare chance to acquire a landmark architectural project.
The three-storey home comprises steel framing that supports 'floating' levels, rather than enclosed floors. Photo: TRADE ME/BARFOOT AND THOMPSON
The home sits on a more than 5 hecatre section. Photo: TRADE ME/BARFOOT AND THOMPSON
Many features of the home appear to be bespoke. Photo: TRADE ME/BARFOOT AND THOMPSON
Bold, cathedral-inspired A-frame home tucked away in Dairy Flat
Located just a short drive from Albany, the secluded Dairy Flat property offers a peaceful bush setting while remaining close to shops, schools, and everyday conveniences.
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