Par-perfect prestige: French provincial retreat in Nicholls

Set in one of Nicholls’ most tightly held streets, 11 Sue Geh Circuit pairs French provincial elegance with a view over the fairway.

Backing directly onto the golf course and fronting a bush reserve, the four-bedroom residence enjoys just two immediate neighbours and uninterrupted green views in both directions.

Inside is a home that is generous and unapologetically elegant. A dramatic double-height entry and lounge frames garden and fairway outlooks.

Multiple living zones allow the house to flex with family life: a formal living room warmed by a gas fireplace, an expansive lounge and dining area beneath soaring ceilings, a dedicated home theatre, plus a sewing room with custom joinery that doubles as a home office.

Agent Jason Hall from Area Specialist ACT says the property offers a high-end lifestyle in one of the area’s most sought-after pockets.

“This French provincial beauty on a blue-ribbon street in Nicholls captures the essence of luxury living – elegant, private, and perfectly positioned with direct golf course access and refined finishes throughout,” he says.

French detailing runs throughout, from imported oak entry doors with wrought-iron panels to spotted gum floors, deep skirting boards, and decorative balustrades.

The kitchen is designed for serious cooking, with thick stone benchtops, premium appliances and a full butler’s pantry. The bedrooms are large and well separated, including two retreats and en suites.

Outdoors offers your choice of spaces for entertaining, from the serene pergola to the covered outdoor kitchen and barbecue zone. Wrought-iron balustrading, pavers and a cast-iron water feature weave through raised garden beds, while the outdoors looks after itself thanks to a fully automated watering system and no lawn to mow.

Completing the picture? Direct access to the golf course.

$2,230,000+

11 Sue Geh Circuit, Nicholls ACT 2913

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Surrounding area

Nicholls is a suburb loved for its bigger blocks, substantial homes and elevated streets.

On one edge, Gold Creek Village is a hub of cafes, specialty shops and weekend wandering, alongside two well-known Canberra family attractions: the National Dinosaur Museum and Cockington Green.

The historic George Harcourt Inn remains a favourite local for long lunches and fireside dinners. And living here, it’s never uncommon to spot a kangaroo hopping by.