SALIFE Magazine

It was crush at first sight when 12-year-old Mallory’s family purchased a holiday home, named ‘The Love Shack’, in Blanchetown - two doors down from 13-year-old Jack’s family’s, ‘The Sugar Shack’.

Almost two decades later, the couple walked down the aisle at Carrick Hill after Jack proposed surrounded by balloons, rose petals, flowers and music during a hotel stay at Eos by SkyCity.

See the details in the May issue of SALIFE. Pick up your copy at newsagents, independent supermarkets, Coles, and selected Woolworths stores.

Once owned by artist David Bromley, The Mill at Middleton is a creative hub and historic home that boasts a swimming pool, boutique accommodation, creative studios and more.

In 2006, winemaker and distiller Rose Kentish and her artist husband Sam Harrison moved into the building with their four children.

The couple previously lived in McLaren Vale, where they owned Ulithorne Wines, but holidayed on the south coast and desired a more permanent sea change.

The Mill has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms and three kitchens across four stories. There is 1200 square metres of living space on about 1.5 hectares of land.

Among the property’s many spaces are a ceramics studio, a painting studio, a yoga studio and a perfumery.

Rose and Sam are now looking to downsize, and are ready for The Mill to enter its next chapter, whether that be residential, commercial or otherwise.

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Words - Jade Woollacott
Agent - Harcourts Adelaide Hills Real Estate