A refined, architectural Turner home designed for everyday liveability

“A vision splendid” is the phrase used to describe architect Walter Burley Griffin’s winning design for Canberra.

You can reflect on Griffin’s remarkable work with a two-storey mural inspired by his plans in this spectacular townhouse at 3/12 Gould Street, Turner.

In fact, “a vision splendid” would be an apt description for the home itself.

Designed by Australian Institute of Architects gold medallist Alexander Tzannes, it’s spread over three levels, with high ceilings and enormous floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the rooms with natural light.

A striking black-and-orange kitchen, feature walls and tiles in the bathrooms, and unique light fittings make a style statement.

The living area opens onto a lush green garden with a heated saltwater pool and a separate self-contained studio, creating your own tranquil city retreat.

The home is a rare fusion of architectural pedigree, contemporary refinement and everyday liveability, says agent Andrew White of Belle Property Canberra. It’s on sale now for offers over $2.8 million.

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