Step inside this flawlessly renovated Pearce gem

From its elevated perch on Parkhill Street, this home quietly resets the standard for Pearce.

Rebuilt from the ground up in 2024, the five-bedroom residence delivers family luxury in one of Woden’s most established suburbs.

Sitting on an elevated 969-square-metre block, the home blends mid-century inspiration with contemporary design and craftsmanship.

From the moment the oversized pivot door swings open, the attention to detail is undeniable.

Sunlight moves through high ceilings and warm blackbutt flooring, while layers of glass frame views of the pool and Mount Taylor beyond.

The kitchen sits confidently at the centre – a statement of form and function with stone benchtops, smoked mirrored splashbacks and concealed LED lighting.

Every detail is deliberate, from the integrated Fisher & Paykel appliances and Billi tap to the walk-in pantry, sink with a veggie sprayer and hidden charging points.

The flow outdoors is effortless, with a heated pool, frameless glass fencing, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen creating a private resort atmosphere.

Accommodation is equally impressive, with five king-sized bedrooms – four with en suites – and a main-bedroom suite that takes in treetop views from its own private retreat.

Every bathroom boasts programmable heated floors.

Downstairs, the triple garage, rumpus room, and workshop provide ample space for every pursuit, while a 13.35-kilowatt solar system, Tesla charger, and full double glazing make luxury sustainable.

Jonathan Charles of Independent Property Group South says the home stands out in a prime location.

“This property is an amazing, private oasis that makes it feel like you are coming home to a resort every single day,” he says.

Offers Over $2,650,000

9 Parkhill Street, Pearce ACT 2607

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Surrounding area

Nestled against Mount Taylor Nature Reserve, Pearce delivers easy access to nature, a short drive to Woden, and a sense of calm while never feeling that far from the town centre.

At its centre, Rama’s Fiji Indian Restaurant has been a Canberra institution for decades – the kind of place people happily cross town for just to tuck into curries.