This is probably not the page you’re looking for is selling via an expressions of interest campaign marking a new chapter in the landmark building’s 164-year history The two-storey bed and breakfast has been successfully trading as a 10-room boutique hotel for many decades RELATED: Twelve Apostles eco-resort site listed for sale Bellarine pad with recording studio, helipad listed for sale Stellar renovation poised to break suburb record The guesthouse is being offered for sale as a freehold going concern with $4m price hopes via an expressions of interest campaign through Kerleys Point Lonsdale agent Damian Cayzer and ResortBrokers West Victoria agent Hugh Thomas Mr Thomas said it presented a significant opportunity for growth and future expansion “This an opportunity to own a piece of history and perhaps create some of your own,” Mr Thomas said “The buyer has the option of continuing the property’s existing operators as a boutique hotel Or they could repurpose it as a private residence the hotel has proved hugely popular with guests as shown in its exceptional OTA (online travel agency) ratings It is consistently rated as one of the best hotels Wide balconies are a favourite with guests to Athelstone House The on-site restaurant offers an additional revenue stream Athelstane House was sympathetically renovated in the 1990s and has ensuites to all rooms a guest lounge and a spacious one-bedroom owner’s apartment A commercial kitchen serves an on-site restaurant and living area while a west-facing grand balcony and courtyard provide beautiful settings for guests to unwind “The restaurant offers an additional revenue stream for owners,” Mr Thomas said “There’s ample scope to extend its trading hours to attract a larger client base from among the local community.” Athelstone House was a popular spot back in the 1930s The guest lounge retains heritage features The 10 guest rooms were renovated in the 1990s Prominent Victorian retailer and founding Queenscliffe Borough councillor William John Craig originally built Athelstane House which has been extended and altered over the years The listing follows the $5.5m sale of the nearby Queenscliff Hotel in 2022 That grand 16-room hotel is currently undergoing a major restoration and renovation with the owners pushing ahead with plans to re-open the venue as a restaurant Expressions of interest for Athelstane House close on November 22 at noon third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. 2 April 2024 | Tennis SA Athelstone Tennis Club and Coromandel Valley Tennis Club have claimed the 2023-24 Tennis SA Junior State League premierships on at The Drive. In the girls’ competition, Athelstone defeated Seacliff Tennis Club five rubbers to one to claim their first Junior State League premiership. Meanwhile in the boys’ competition, Coromandel Valley defeated East Adelaide Payneham, with only the one game splitting the two sides. Tennis SA Junior State League Coordinator Mitchell Reilly was pleased to congratulate the winning sides. “We are delighted to congratulate Athelstone and Coromandel Valley as the winners of the 2023–24 Tennis SA Junior State League,” Reilly said. “This is the third premiership for Coromandel Valley in the boys’ division, and Athelstone’s first in the girls’ division. Both teams are thoroughly deserving of this fantastic result. We express our gratitude to all clubs, players, and volunteers who have contributed to this season. We also extend genuine appreciation to everyone who attended the Junior Awards Night earlier in the evening and the Junior State League grand finals. It was fantastic to see the crowd supporting our junior players.” Play Duration: 2 minutes 56 seconds2m 56sBrought to you by Athelstone Football Club was established in 1904. The community club was given its nickname due to the club's humble beginning. Club president Steven Young told Paul Gough, "The Immigrants came and grew celery and all sorts of things like that, and they formed a football team".  The Athelstone Raggies AFL Masters team.(Supplied) Published: 12h agoSun 4 May 2025 at 11:30pm Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio the beloved coffee shop in Adelaide’s eastern suburbs is expanding into a wine bar on weekends Excitement is brewing in Adelaide’s eastern suburbs as Young and Younger announces the opening night of their new wine bar on Saturday Brothers Will and Sam Young are expanding their Athelstone espresso bar offering to include local wines on Friday and Saturday nights “We’ve been interested and keen to do something like it for a while and really had quite a bit of enthusiasm for the idea from our customers and the local community,” says Sam The retro-styled coffee shop will operate as a cosy cafe during the day transforming at night into a destination for locals looking for regional wines and food “We’re focusing on the Adelaide Hills We’ve got some really cool options from Lofty Valley Estate and Freya Ten Miles East as well – so we’ve got some really cool wines.” Will and Sam’s Nanna will get behind the pan on opening night to make paella A dish she loves to make for big family events bookings are essential to ensure you don’t miss out on this delicious dish Reservations can be made by messaging Young and Younger via Instagram or Facebook and the July 1st opening night will have two dinner sittings – from 5-7 pm and 7 pm until closing The coffee shop will open as usual on Fridays and Saturdays it will transform into a wine bar that will be open until 9 pm we’ll be doing some cheese and charcuterie boards,” explains Sam.  “The Athelstone Deli is literally next door and they import some amazing cheeses and meats from around the world; that’s really part of the local heritage and so we’re really focused on that sort of thing The success of Young and Younger coffee shop lies not only in their food and drinks but also in the warm and inviting atmosphere created by the Young family.  “I think it’s going to be great,” says Sam we’ve always tried to be a place for locals to come and hang out we’ve always tried to make it somewhere that people are always comfortable to have a coffee and catch up – we’re really trying to focus on being a place that’s for locals but also celebrates locals and local producers and local food and drink.” they’re sure to feel part of the Young extended family “Everybody’s welcome,” Sam enthuses.  You can find Young and Younger at 337 Gorge Road open 7 days from 7 am–1 pm Monday to Thursday For bookings, find them on Instagram Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions This sprawling home in Athelstone offers buyers the opportunity to not only enjoy a luxurious lifestyle but also stay close to nature Set on a 1010sq m allotment, not far from the Linear Park Trail and the Black Hill Conservation Park, the home at 38 Tom Packer Drive home has up to five bedrooms – or four and a gym or games room MORE NEWS:The perfect property to putt on your wishlist Wine down in home with sip-erb cellar Million-dollar home sells more than $130k above reserve The master suite sits on the upper level and has a walk-through robe to an ensuite with a shower French doors open from the bedroom to a spacious retreat and upstairs living area that also opens out to a balcony The remaining bedrooms are set on the lower level where you’ll also find a light-filled loungeroom a double garage and a spacious open-plan kitchen dining and living area that opens out to a large alfresco area overlooking landscaped gardens and a sparkling in-ground wet-edge pool and spa All the rooms in the home offer stunning views including an Alby Turner & Son kitchen a 63-panel solar system and outdoor heaters Selling agent Sumit Khatri of Belle Property who is presenting the property to market with Sheldon Clinch said the property had generated a lot of interest since it hit the market we garnered more than 6,000 views on realestate.com.au we had around 45 groups come through,” Mr Khatri said “It’s a stunning property and the vendors have lived here for 19 years the outdoor entertaining areas and the swimming pool done by Elite Pools are among the highlights of the property.” The home is scheduled to go under the hammer on February 25 at 11.30am MORE NEWS: How much property prices are tipped to fall this year Get a tranquil retreat in a surprising location Cheapies with prospects: Two SA areas crack nation’s top five family-run cafe in Adelaide’s East offers great coffee baked goods and plants for sale with fresh loaves of bread available weekly brothers Will and Sam Young bring you Young and Younger (YAY) the latest café to open in Adelaide’s eastern suburbs the namesake retro inspired café has already been a hit with the locals “Everyone seems really excited that we’re here and we’re so grateful for the warm welcome that we’ve had from the local community,” said part-owner Sam Young Sam brings a decade’s experience in hospitality with YAY the second café in his growing portfolio which also includes sister café It Takes A Village You’re bound to feel right at home at Young and Younger Encouraged to take over the space by their father (Basket Range Baker) along with their partners to pull the space together “On any given day you’re likely to run into one Young or another (youngest brother Henry works for us too),” said Sam “My girlfriend Louise made our cups and saucers, as well as WIll’s fiancé Molly being responsible for the retro design choices and houseplants everywhere (which along with the ceramics are for sale) “Young and Younger is really representative of all of us and we want you to feel like part of the family.” pull up a chair and order a cuppa – with beans from local roaster Vice Coffee along with a range of milk and alternative milks on offer their selection of cakes also caters for dietary needs such as vegan and gluten-free with fare from local bakers Dukes and Western and Adelaide Hills Rustic Baking And don’t forget to pick yourself up a fresh loaf of bread supplied by Spectrum Bakery available on Wednesdays and Sundays.  Young and Younger is wheelchair accessible and family-friendly – so pack the kids in the car and be sure to order them some babycinos “We love to see how tall we can make a babycino,” jokes Sam For more information, find them on Instagram the feast day of the Great Martyr Saint Phanourios was a landmark date in the 27-year history of the Parish of Saints Raphael The Parish dedicated this day also as an outreach to the non-Orthodox who were welcomed to participate in an “Open Day” so as to get to know the Orthodox Church With the guidance of the Parish Priest Fr Efthymios the members of the Parish Committee together with the Ladies Philoptochos extended their hospitality to the many visitors of Greek and non-Greek origin who visited the beautiful newly erected church and were guided by the priest and the parishioners to the physical and spiritual beauty of our ecclesiastical tradition the visitors had the opportunity to buy and enjoy delicious traditional Greek food and sweets They also had the opportunity to buy books of Orthodox spirituality and be hosted in a friendly environment of fellowship in Christ the day began with the celebration of Matins and the Divine Liturgy presided over by the Archiepiscopal Vicar of Adelaide who honored with his presence those who worked diligently for the successful carrying out of the event Bishop Silouan conveyed to 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(function() { window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { listeners: [] cb) { window.mc4wp.listeners.push( { event : evt callback: cb } ); } } }})(); © 2023 OrthodoxTimes.com - All rights reserved Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website These cookies do not store any personal information Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website Vendors Gaynor and Kurt Meyer in front of their house Athelstone provides a blueprint for a quieter lifestyle close to the Adelaide Hills but also near essential suburban amenities As Gaynor and Kurt Meyer say — it’s got the convenience you’d expect of an inner suburb with natural trimmings The couple are reluctantly giving up the serenity of their cul-de-sac location four-bedroom home in Burnbank Grove after four and a half years “It is simply time to downsize now,” Gaynor says “The tranquillity of the location is incredible and I feel very safe here ON THE MARKET: 44 Burnbank Grove, Athelstone is a four-bedroom home on the market with Belle Property for $649,000 to $690,000 “It’s amazing because you have all the convenience you’d want such as shops nearby and other amenities CoreLogic data shows the median house price has increased 9.3 per cent in the past 12 months “There are so many beautiful walks around here and we get to see echidnas and koalas in the street at times too.” Gaynor says they have the “countryside” just behind them Yet she can “walk down the hill” to shop at Romeo’s Foodland supermarket on Fox Avenue “I also use the Coles and Woolworths stores at the corner of Stradbroke and Montacute Roads and the Foodland at Newton at times,” she says “It’s a very friendly neighbourhood and we know all our neighbours “There are lots of newer homes in our vicinity but older parts of Athelstone have started to be redeveloped The suburb is also dotted with many reserves ON THE MARKET: 38C Burton Rd, Athelstone is a three-bedroom house on the market with Harris Real Estate it has an asking price of $685,000 to $735,000 Sales agent Kevin Nguyen of Belle Property Norwood says Athelstone satisfies a common priority — access to quality schools like St Ignatius College “It’s a very family-orientated area with many buyers attracted by the available schools four-bedroom homes in the area to cater for bigger families.” There is a good mix of schools within a 3.5km radius Torrens Valley Christian School (combined) Modbury Special School (combined) and Kildare College (Catholic) Black Hill Conservation Park adjoins the suburb but there are numerous reserves dotted north and south of Gorge Rd including Fox Avenue Reserve with a playground and Lovell Reserve with tennis courts The 2024 school year is in full swing across South Australia's public schools and students are settling in to their learning routines Here seven new school leaders give us an insight into their teaching careers and hopes and challenges for the year ahead Previous experience: I have worked as a teacher in both country and metro schools I have held leadership positions at Highgate School and Murray Bridge South Primary School covering both curriculum and student wellbeing Looking forward to: I am most looking forward to working with our school community building upon our great achievements over recent years and extending the opportunities of our wonderful students now and in the years beyond their schooling Biggest challenge for 2024: With the privilege of becoming principal My initial challenge will be seeing the site through a different lens camping and spending time with family and my three dogs (even when they chew my furniture - my dogs that is) Previous experience: I have worked in several schools across the northern and north-eastern suburbs providing support to students and teaching preschool to senior high school years. My professional background includes leadership in curriculum development disabilities and most recently, in the role of deputy principal Looking forward to: Athelstone School has serene grounds, an inclusive community and wonderful teachers who I am looking forward to leading and working alongside to foster a culture that prioritises both teacher and student agency passionate leadership team who are excited to partner with staff and the community to ensure the success of each student and the whole school community Biggest challenge for 2024: Finding the right balance of honouring and acknowledging the successful journey that has shaped Athelstone as a high-quality school while also driving adaptability and new ways of thinking to promote innovative curriculum and a strong commitment to wellbeing Likes: Connecting and having fun with students Dislikes: When adults hold expectations of children that they would not impose upon themselves or other adults. Mosquitos Previous experience: I have worked as a primary school teacher for close to 20 years In recent years I’ve taught at Plympton International College obtaining several acting leadership positions before becoming Director of Primary Last year saw my first acting principal position at Springton Primary in Term Three before becoming the principal at Brinkworth Primary and Early Childhood Centre Looking forward to: Immersing myself within the Brinkworth community as well as the Clare community where I have recently moved to. Building on the learning at Brinkworth and establishing a more community-based school It’s the school’s 50-year anniversary this year and strangely enough it is also my 50th in March Biggest challenge for 2024: Preschool and the Early Years Framework is new learning for me. Learning all the processes and responsibilities of the role and maintaining a positive work-life balance The Department's support through its education director wellbeing coach and various professional development opportunities is outstanding Likes: Spending time with family and friends The beach and walks with friends is therapy for my soul Previous experience: I have two years’ experience as deputy principal at Mimili Anangu with a focus on teaching and learning I had varied teaching experience across South Australia’s public and Catholic sectors Adelaide Secondary School of English and Thebarton Senior College Looking forward to: I wholeheartedly look forward to working collaboratively with our school’s small staff and the wider community to pull together in making sure our Anangu students thrive in their school life I’m excited about working with peers who have extensive knowledge of leading schools in remote Aboriginal schools across this vast continent Biggest challenge for 2024: This marks our sixth year living and working on the APY Lands Living this remote (nearly 1600km away from Adelaide) is a constant challenge but the most significant one is to keep innovating different ways of teaching and learning to better engage Anangu students Likes: When I learn a new Pitjantjatjara or Yankuntjatjarra word and use it in context and then being corrected by one of my students Previous experience: I have 22 years of experience in teaching and various leadership roles at Quorn Area School including primary and secondary coordinator deputy principal and student wellbeing leader Looking forward to: Working with new staff students and the community to further build a culture of collaboration and develop a shared vision and mission for the next five years Biggest challenge for 2024: Understanding that I may not have the answer for all of the questions raised however I will endeavour to make use of all of the people and resources around me to find the answers Managing my time and ensuring that I prioritise tasks spending time with family and socialising with friends Good things happen when you distance yourself from negative people Previous experience: I have been teaching for 30 years with 25 years focused on supporting students with additional needs I have held roles in school leadership and also a number of positions within the department’s Student Support Services team My passion is in supporting students with additional needs to reach their full potential and I have completed my Masters in Special Education Looking forward to: I am excited about leading a vibrant school in continuing their goal to support the learning of all students I look forward to working closely with staff to support and build a strong school community As a new principal I look forward to honing my skills in leading teaching and learning and providing support to the staff Biggest challenge in 2024: I am sure there will be many challenges and new learning this year to provide the quality of leadership my site deserves Despite this I am confident that with the amazing Grove staff and local partnership supports I will never have to face these challenges alone I love spending time with family and friends and tapping into creative ventures Previous experience: I began my teaching career in the UK in 2012 In 2015 I moved to South Australia and in early 2016 I began as a relief teacher in the Adelaide Hills I was an educator at Mount Barker South Primary School where I started as a teacher and left as the Senior Leader in Mathematics I held different leadership roles at Ingle Farm Primary School Looking forward to: Building new relationships with students and families to continue to improve learning and wellbeing outcomes for the students at Burton Primary School I will particularly enjoy leading the growth of a different cohort of staff and students and becoming a trusted member of a new community Biggest challenge for 2024: Being an effective leader of learning while establishing strong relationships with a new school community and undertaking a role I haven't had before We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land We pay our respect to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today The Government of South Australia website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia Licence. © Copyright 2023 ABC News News HomeBoy police say father allegedly took him from Stepney houseShare Boy police say father allegedly took him from Stepney houseTopic:Crime Police investigate the car the injured boy was in. Link copiedShareShare articleA boy aged three has died of multiple stab wounds after his father allegedly took him from the family home in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. Police say they were at the scene of an unrelated car crash in Gorge Road at suburban Athelstone about 9:00am on Tuesday when a man drove up to the scene and told them his son was injured. The boy was taken from the vehicle and rushed to the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital but died.  The 36-year-old father, who had minor injuries, was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital. He has been charged with the murder of the boy, before going into surgery for neck wounds police believe were self-inflicted. Police Inspector Seamus McDaid says the boy's mother had called them about 8:25am on Tuesday to say her son had been taken by his father from their house at Stepney, where the family all lived. "The mother of the child had reported that she had concerns for the safety of the child," he said. Superintendent Graeme Adcock says it is unclear exactly what happened. "It's very early to say in this investigation, all of these issues that may have impacted on the reasons why this has happened and how it's happened," he said. "So it's very, very early and we're not able to say exactly whether it's mental health issues or what." He says the incident has left the boy's mother "very distressed". "Police are providing her with all the support we can, so it is difficult to get the information we need from husband and wife," he said. "Until all those aspects settle down and we're able to get all the information we need we can't really get a definitive picture of what happened." Superintendent Adcock says all the police officers concerned with the case have been given counselling. "I've just visited the police officers involved - they are very upset. The ambulance officers are also very upset, so it's a very upsetting environment to everyone," he said. The Major Crime squad and eastern Adelaide police are now investigating. They are keen to hear from anyone who saw a black Volkswagen Amarok being driven in Adelaide's eastern suburbs during the morning. They now have removed the vehicle from the scene at Athelstone. Police have taken away the car. (ABC News: Simon Christie) CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time)