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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 "staggering" 1970s home in Dairy Flat is on the market, featuring a unique A-frame cathedral design with four asymmetrical wings. Built circa 1975, its architect is unknown, and it may have once been the Eden Chapel.
The interior has exposed steel beams and 'floating' levels but requires significant restoration. Praised by design experts Mr Bigglesworthy, this unique property is listed with Barfoot and Thompson, offering a rare opportunity for transformation or a complete rebuild.
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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