Behold this rare house in South Australia - and it could be yours

Behold this unique house in South Australia – and it could be yours.

“Very rarely do properties become available to purchase on the Esplanade at Parham, especially a property of this quality and presentation,” the listing for the “Dunny Tree” home explains.

The house opposite the water at 12 The Esplanade, is a Parham icon, for the tree of six hanging dunnies in the landscaped front garden. A tree like nothing that occurs in nature.

Inside are two toilets.

SOLD - $575,000

12 The Esplanade, Parham SA 5501

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The landmark house was built in 1999 by the vendors, the expressions-of-interest listing says.

Agents are pitching the home at sea changers, especially given the postcode is known for crabbing and fishing and the house is steps from the waves.

The floorplan includes four bedrooms – including a main with its own toot, and access to the shared bathroom – and an expansive open-plan kitchen and dining zone.

The property is tiled throughout the bedrooms, and has a warm, textural particle board ceiling in the main living space above polished floorboards.

The kitchen has a statement wood baker’s oven, with a gleaming flume that handsomely soars to ceiling height.

A large shed has been kitted out with a cool room, kitchen with a pot-belly heater, bathroom and laundry.

Swaying palms and the dunny tree will greet prospective buyers at the front door.

The agent handling the expressions of interest campaign is Neil Bowden of Raine & Horne Two Wells.

Nine has contacted Bowden for comment.

Parham is on the eastern coastline of Gulf St Vincent, about 63km north-northwest the capital Adelaide.