
There’s something deeply satisfying about a well-executed curve. From the gently rounded kitchen island to the sweep of the al fresco area, this brand-new Curtin home embraces softer forms that make every space feel more inviting.
Spread over a single level, the four-bedroom home has refined sophistication in spades.

The kitchen is the obvious place to linger. Warm timber joinery, marble stone benchtops and brushed gold accents create an eye-catching centrepiece, while extensive storage and a large butler’s pantry ensure it measures up to everyday living.
Towering ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows draw natural light into the open-plan living and dining area. From here, sliding doors open to the partially covered terrace, where a feature tree will grow through a curved open roof space, blurring the line between architecture and landscape.

Beyond the main living area, there’s a separate lounge room and a dedicated theatre room.
The bedrooms are split into two separate wings. The oversized main suite features a generous walk-in wardrobe and elegant en suite with dual basins and an extended vanity. Three additional bedrooms are positioned separately around a stylish family bathroom with a free-standing bath – curved, of course.

The home’s organic palette of timber, stone and soft neutral tones is paired with gold accents, giving each space a calm, cohesive feel.
Rounding out the offering is a separate study nook, zoned ducted heating and cooling, and a large double garage.
“This is a home that immediately leaves an impression. It combines sophisticated design, premium finishes and family-focused functionality in one of Canberra’s most sought-after locations.” Brett Hayman, Hayman Partners
Curtin is one of only a handful of Canberra suburbs to feature the Radburn model of town planning: an American-inspired design that prioritises green spaces, walkability and safer routes to schools.