Heritage Stonemason Service Areas in Adelaide

I'm Rob, a heritage stonemason based in North Adelaide. I keep my jobs within about 20 minutes of home, so I can be on site early, keep an eye on lime work while it cures, and get back quickly if anything needs attention.

Every suburb listed below has heritage listed homes. Most of my work is lime repointing, salt damp repairs, and chimney, cellar and wall restoration on bluestone, sandstone and red brick houses.

Not sure if you're in my area? Call or SMS 0418 626 902, or send me photos through the contact page.

aMap of Set In Stone Masonry's service area, from Port Adelaide through North Adelaide, Prospect, Norwood, Unley and Mile End

North Adelaide and the City

North Adelaide and the CBD have more locally listed homes than anywhere else in the state, from row cottages to large bluestone villas.

  • Adelaide

  • North Adelaide

Prospect and Walkerville

Prospect, Medindie and Walkerville are full of sandstone villas and red brick bungalows, many still with their original lime mortar.

  • Broadview

  • Collinswood

  • Fitzroy

  • Gilberton

  • Medindie

  • Nailsworth

  • Ovingham

  • Prospect

  • Thorngate

  • Vale Park

  • Walkerville

Norwood, Kensington and St Peters

Norwood, Kensington, Hackney and Kent Town have some of Adelaide's oldest stone cottages, and salt damp is a common problem in these early homes.

  • College Park

  • Evandale

  • Felixstow

  • Firle

  • Glynde

  • Hackney

  • Heathpool

  • Joslin

  • Kensington

  • Kent Town

  • Marden

  • Marryatville

  • Maylands

  • Norwood

  • Payneham

  • Payneham South

  • Royston Park

  • St Morris

  • St Peters

  • Stepney

  • Trinity Gardens

Unley and Goodwood

The Unley council area is packed with symmetrical cottages and villas built between the 1870s and 1910s, many inside heritage conservation zones.

  • Black Forest

  • Clarence Park

  • Everard Park

  • Forestville

  • Fullarton

  • Goodwood

  • Highgate

  • Hyde Park

  • Keswick

  • Kings Park

  • Malvern

  • Millswood

  • Myrtle Bank

  • Parkside

  • Unley

  • Unley Park

  • Wayville

Burnside and the Eastern Suburbs

Rose Park, Toorak Gardens, Kensington Park and the rest of Burnside have large stone homes where chimneys and front walls cop the most weather.

  • Beaumont

  • Beulah Park

  • Burnside

  • Dulwich

  • Eastwood

  • Erindale

  • Frewville

  • Glen Osmond

  • Glenside

  • Glenunga

  • Hazelwood Park

  • Kensington Gardens

  • Kensington Park

  • Leabrook

  • Linden Park

  • Magill

  • Rose Park

  • Rosslyn Park

  • St Georges

  • Stonyfell

  • Toorak Gardens

  • Tusmore

  • Wattle Park

Campbelltown and Paradise

Out along Magill Road and the Torrens there are plenty of early farmhouses and cottages built from local stone.

  • Campbelltown

  • Hectorville

  • Newton

  • Paradise

  • Rostrevor

  • Tranmere

Mitcham and the Inner South

Mitcham, Hawthorn, Kingswood and Torrens Park have some of the best kept villas in Adelaide, plus older stone cottages around Mitcham Village.

  • Clapham

  • Clarence Gardens

  • Cumberland Park

  • Daw Park

  • Hawthorn

  • Kingswood

  • Lower Mitcham

  • Melrose Park

  • Mitcham

  • Netherby

  • Springfield

  • Torrens Park

  • Urrbrae

  • Westbourne Park

Thebarton, Mile End and the Inner West

Mile End, Thebarton and Torrensville have whole streets of workers cottages and bluestone row houses.

  • Ashford

  • Brooklyn Park

  • Camden Park

  • Cowandilla

  • Hilton

  • Lockleys

  • Mile End

  • Mile End South

  • Netley

  • North Plympton

  • Novar Gardens

  • Plympton

  • Richmond

  • Thebarton

  • Torrensville

  • Underdale

Hindmarsh, Bowden and Woodville

Bowden, Brompton and Hindmarsh hold some of Adelaide's earliest workers housing, with Woodville and Findon a little further out.

  • Albert Park

  • Allenby Gardens

  • Beverley

  • Bowden

  • Brompton

  • Cheltenham

  • Croydon

  • Findon

  • Flinders Park

  • Hendon

  • Hindmarsh

  • Kidman Park

  • Kilkenny

  • Pennington

  • Welland

  • West Croydon

  • West Hindmarsh

  • Woodville

  • Woodville Gardens

  • Woodville Park

  • Woodville South

  • Woodville West

Port Adelaide, Enfield and the North

Port Adelaide has one of the biggest collections of 19th century stone buildings in the state, and I cover the suburbs between there and the city.

  • Alberton

  • Angle Park

  • Blair Athol

  • Clearview

  • Croydon Park

  • Devon Park

  • Dudley Park

  • Enfield

  • Greenacres

  • Hampstead Gardens

  • Hillcrest

  • Kilburn

  • Klemzig

  • Lightsview

  • Manningham

  • Mansfield Park

  • Northfield

  • Northgate

  • Oakden

  • Ottoway

  • Port Adelaide

  • Queenstown

  • Regency Park

  • Rosewater

  • Windsor Gardens

Glandore, Plympton and the South West

Glandore, Edwardstown and the Plympton suburbs have plenty of early villas and red brick bungalows, and I cover the suburbs out to Morphettville and Glengowrie.

  • Edwardstown

  • Glandore

  • Glengowrie

  • Morphettville

  • Park Holme

  • Plympton Park

  • South Plympton

Get a Quote

Send your name, address and a few photos of the job through the contact page, or SMS 0418 626 902. Photos help me work out what is needed before I come out.

See my services: repointing, salt damp, chimney restoration, cellar restoration, stone and brick work and lime plastering.