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) Holden historian Don Loffler with his 1954 FJ Holden outside the home With a beetroot-coloured bathroom and a vendor acclaimed for his books about Holden a mid-century home in Klemzig was always destined to stand out from the crowd that the 1958-built home at 19 Clarence Ave sold before its scheduled auction on Tuesday after receiving an offer too good to refuse Selling agent Bradley Eastwood of Ouwens Casserly said the sale was an all-round success “The property ended up selling for $610,000 so well above its price guide (of $595,000),” Mr Eastwood said “We had huge interest of people just wanting to have a look at the house although from a buyer’s perspective it wasn’t heavily attended we still had five offers and it ended up selling to a local buyer with a young family who plans to live in it as is for now till he decided what to do with it “Don is just stoked with the result as he was so nervous leading up to the auction so he’s glad we ended up getting a good result.” a picture perfect garden an automated watering system It was also the birth place of Mr Loffler’s acclaimed Holden book series including his first page-turner She’s a Beauty: The Story of the First Holdens Mr Loffler said he and wife Lou bought the property 51 years ago after failing to connect with the then “typical cookie-cutter homes” in the neighbourhood “We originally looked at a number of houses that were the traditional cream brick design but we just didn’t warm to them,” he said “So the agent suggested we should look at this one we were bowled over by the bright airiness of the place Christmases and dinner parties – which were all very special “But one of the main talking points has always been the bathroom We did think about modernising it but my kids asked me not to 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. 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The new archway entrance to The Dutch Pantry is finished So step through into the land of the Dutch and tickle your tastebuds with the goodies available The Dutch Pantry in Klemzig is now impossible to miss with its new traditional Dutch inspired signage It was too easy to miss the dutch gem with it sitting back from the road sandwiched between the walls of its neighbours Thanks to the work of the talented artist Matt who embraced the dutch artistic style and fashioned a fantastic piece of artwork allowing The Dutch Pantry to stand out and its heritage to be proudly displayed is ecstatic with the completed arched frontage and the attention-grabbing dutch heritage it displays “It’s everything I’ve ever dreamed about owning this shop,” said Angela Leaney the completion of the construction has transformed the business and updated the aesthetic Walking under the arch is like walking through a portal straight into the Netherlands Take a wander through the archway and find yourself surrounded by a delicious array of traditional dutch products kroketten frikandellen and many more goodies to tempt your taste buds and leave you drooling you can pop in from Monday through Saturday between 10 am or on Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm for some heartwarming This is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Dutch culture and meander through the archway straight into the land of the Dutch together and pick yourselves up an ooey-gooey Apple Strudel Just the thought of the hot Dutch snacks leaves your taste buds tingling Location: 72 O G Rd, Klemzig SA 5087 Find more information here Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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