Positioned opposite a park and children's playground this separately titled townhouse blends low maintenance living with a sense of privacy and seclusion.
North facing living areas overlook a large deck, ideal for casual entertaining and embrace the delightful warm winter sun.
The space-efficient floor plan encourages informal living with a separate lounge room and open plan meals, kitchen and family area. The galley style kitchen is complete with stainless steel appliances and an efficient European laundry.
Decorated in neutral tones with a total of 119m2 of living area, there are two bedrooms & main bathroom upstairs and a secluded master bedroom with ensuite downstairs.
The ultra convenient location is close to the growing Gungahlin Town Centre with the promise of a superfast light rail link to the city.
<b>Features:</b>
- Separate title townhouse - no body corporate
- 3 bedrooms
- Segregated master bedroom downstairs with ensuite
- Separate lounge room and north facing open plan living
- Modern kitchen with European laundry
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning
- NBN connected
- Easy care grounds
- Quiet one-way street with lane way access to rear double garage
- Opposite park with children's playground
- Convenient to bus stop direct to Gungahlin scheduled every 15 minutes.
- Living size approx. 119m2
- Block size 232m2
The history of Mary Gillespie....
Mary Anne was born in Ireland and married John Gillespie in 1936. Mary Anne and John with their two children arrived in Sydney in 1841 as bounty migrants. They worked in Canberra for two years for William Klensendorlffe before taking up residence at Ginninderra. They selected land and built their own home naming it "Horse Park" in 1853.
