Curves and craftsmanship define this stunning new Curtin home

August 5, 2026
4 Propsting Street, Curtin
4 Propsting Street, Curtin

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 dreamy kitchen.

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.

The main bedroom's ensuite bathroom.

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.

$2,595,000 +
4 Propsting Street, Curtin ACT 2605
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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.

What the agent says

“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

Need to know

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.

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