Set high on an elevated 804m² block, this much-loved family home has been held since it was built in 1963 and is ready for its next chapter. Brimming with original 1960s charm, it offers an inviting sense of nostalgia the moment you step inside - from its classic built-in bar with swing louvre doors to the retro detailing that speaks to decades of family gatherings.
The home enjoys two generous living areas, each taking in warm natural light and beautiful treetop views with sweeping outlooks across the Woden Valley. Delightful gardens surround the home, including a neatly maintained front and rear garden with flourishing wisteria in the back yard.
With excellent bones and an elevated position, this property presents an ideal canvas for renovators, builders or families looking to design their future home. Its central location places you moments from the Woden shopping and dining precinct, Lyons Primary School, Canberra College and a wide range of services and conveniences.
Whether you choose to renovate, extend or rebuild, 22 Scottsdale Street offers exceptional potential in one of Woden's most desirable pockets.
Features:
• Much-loved family home in original 1963 condition
• Elevated 804m² block with sweeping valley and mountain views
• Two light-filled living areas
• Neat kitchen
• Charming 1960s features including built-in bar with swing louvre doors
• Beautiful treetop outlooks from main living spaces
• Neatly maintained gardens with wisteria at the rear
• Garden storage
• Single lock-up garage
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning
• Ceiling fan in main bedroom
• Central location close to Woden shopping precinct
• Near Lyons Primary School and Canberra College
• Close to public transport, parks and amenities
• Excellent potential to renovate, extend or rebuild
Disclaimer: All care has been taken in the preparation of this marketing material, and details have been obtained from sources we believe to be reliable. Blackshaw do not however guarantee the accuracy of the information, nor accept liability for any errors. Interested persons should rely solely on their own enquiries.
