
From the street, this home makes quite a bold first impression. Wrapped in deep plum tones, the architect-designed residence has a moody, sculptural presence that stands apart from its Griffith neighbours.

Step through the front door and the mood shifts entirely. Soaring vaulted windows, walls of glass and crisp white interiors fill the home with natural light, creating spaces that feel open, airy and connected to the gardens beyond.

Designed by architect Alessandro D’Ambrosio, the five-bedroom residence sits on a substantial 1277-square-metre corner block. At its centre is an expansive living, dining and kitchen zone where floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the surrounding gardens. Anchored by an oversized curved island bench, the kitchen features stone surfaces, stainless-steel appliances, a walk-in pantry and a distinctive plum-toned splashback that subtly echoes the exterior. Separate formal living and dining spaces are flooded with natural light and enjoy leafy outlooks.
Bedrooms are arranged across separate wings. The main suite enjoys its own sense of retreat, complete with a parents’ lounge, walk-in robe and spa ensuite, while three additional bedrooms occupy a dedicated family wing. A fifth bedroom or study near the entrance offers flexibility for guests or working from home.

Outside, reflection ponds, water features, manicured gardens and a central pergola create a considered landscape. And the huge garage can accommodate four cars, while a dedicated internal store room would comfortably house an extensive wine collection.
Leafy Griffith serves up all of the inner south’s best ingredients: village shopping, excellent cafes, acclaimed restaurants and some of Canberra’s most sought-after schools. Add nearby Manuka, Kingston and Lake Burley Griffin, and it’s little wonder homes here are so tightly held.
“Architect-designed and built, the home offers space, comfort and luxury in the highly sought after suburb of Griffith.” Curtis Dong, Carter and Co Agents