Renovated Nicholls family home offers move-in-ready living

There are few sweeter words in real estate these days than “All the hard work’s been done. Just move in.” That’s what’s on offer at this thoughtfully updated four-bedroom home.

It manages to fit everything you’d want for spacious family living and does it all across a single-level floor plan. Not to mention, it looks beautiful while doing it.

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80 Lexcen Avenue, Nicholls ACT 2913

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At the front, a generous lounge room incorporates a built-in home office, while wide windows frame leafy street views. A light-filled atrium with a soaring pitched ceiling creates an unexpected connection between living spaces.

The renovated kitchen features expansive white stone benchtops and a breakfast bar, plus a double oven and plenty of storage. It overlooks the casual living and dining spaces, with a bay window, which then spill out to a covered entertaining area and a secure backyard with plenty of lawn for children, pets or backyard cricket.

The segregated main bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, with a bay window, plantation shutters, a walk-in wardrobe, and a renovated en suite. Three additional bedrooms all include built-in robes, while the main bathroom has also been refreshed with a free-standing bath and rain shower.

Fresh flooring, LED lighting, in-slab heating, evaporative cooling and reverse-cycle air-conditioning all feature. Add a double garage with workshop space, an enclosed carport and excellent storage throughout, and this is a family home where the to-do list has already been ticked off.

What the agent says

“Buyers will enjoy the proximity to Nicholls shops, schools, playing fields, and the golf course, while being able to walk in and enjoy the home, as all the hard work of renovating has been completed for them!” Luke McAuliffe, Raine & Horne Gungahlin

Need to know

Nicholls is home to Gold Creek Village, a charming pocket that feels worlds away from suburban Canberra. Here you’ll find the miniature world of Cockington Green, the National Dinosaur Museum, the Tudor-style George Harcourt Inn, plus a whimsical ice-cream parlour and lolly shop.