In a superb, peaceful location, only steps to the ANU, City centre and overlooking parkland, this spacious 1940’s solid brick home is full of historic character, and is well presented and comfortable. Seamless extension in the 1960’s added a front sitting room, dining area, and the light and airy master bedroom. The home is well sited on a generous level block of approximately 936 m2.
The covered front terrace has a restful outlook, and the front door opens to a sitting room with solid Jarrah timber flooring a highlight. Interiors have been refreshed in neutral white.
From the sitting room stacker doors open to the generous, formal lounge/dining, kept cosy by a gas heater installed in the brick fireplace. Picture rails add to the ambience of the era. High ceilings and original internal doors, with a frosted glass panel, feature throughout the home.
Tranquil views over parkland are framed by a wall of timber framed, sash and picture windows.
The bright, spacious kitchen features the warmth of cork flooring. An electric stove is installed in the original fireplace recess, and there is an authentic hatch for the milk and bread deliveries of bygone decades. A Bosch stainless steel dishwasher and large pantry are welcome additions.
Spacious and full of light, the master bedroom is a standout and captures the private outlook from the front of the home, and offers a built-in robe. Three other bedrooms also feature sash windows, the second is fitted with a reverse cycle air conditioner and fourth with a built-in robe.
Presented in good condition, the bathroom offers a shower and bath, and a separate w/c.
The separate laundry leads into the large, level rear garden, which is beautifully landscaped and private. Mature Japanese maples, port wine magnolia, crepe myrtle and lemon trees, as well as roses, masses of spring bulbs and hellebores border areas of manicured lawn.
There is a double garage and Colorbond fencing.
The prime location is simply unbeatable, only metres to the ANU and short walk into the City centre!
Owned by the one family over many decades, this character filled home is ready for the next chapter, and presents a rare opportunity to enjoy some of Canberra’s early history in an outstanding City location.
– Spacious 1940’s double brick and tile home in peaceful location opposite parkland
– Seamless extension in 1960’s added the front sunroom, dining area and large master bedroom
– Prime location, only metres to ANU and short walk into the City centre
– Generous level block of approximately 936 m2
– Covered front terrace offers restful outlook
– Interior freshly decorated in neutral white
– Rich tones of Jarrah solid timber flooring in front sitting room a welcoming introduction
– Stacker doors from sitting room to generous formal lounge/dining room
– High ceilings and original internal doors with glass panel throughout, and picture rails in lounge
– Wall of timber framed windows in lounge/dining frame private outlook over Turner parkland
– Gas wall heater installed in brick fireplace
– Bright, spacious kitchen features cork flooring, an electric stove in fireplace recess, a Bosch stainless steel dishwasher, pantry and an authentic hatch for milk and bread deliveries of the era
– Generous, light filled master bedroom features a wall of sash and picture windows, framing parkland views and a built-in robe
– Three other bedrooms also have sash windows, the second an air conditioner and fourth a built-in
– Bathroom presented in good condition offers a bath, shower and a separate w/c
– Separate laundry leads to large, level rear garden
– Beautifully landscaped and private garden features mature Japanese maples, port wine magnolia, crepe myrtles and a lemon tree, roses, many spring bulbs and hellebores in flower
– Double garage with one of the two doors fitted with auto opener, and Colorbond fences
UV $ 1,370,000 (approx.)
Rates $ 7,938.44 (approx.)
Gungahlin
Belconnen
Inner North
Inner South
Woden
Weston Creek
Molonglo Valley
Tuggeranong
Queanbeyan
Jerrabomberra
and surrounds
