Top 4 homes in Canberra to inspect this weekend

June 17, 2022
Expressions of interest for 17 Rouseabout Street, Lawson close at 4pm, June 29.

This job has given me the opportunity to browse properties every day and there’s nothing like searching for a home that ticks many of your own boxes.

I’ve been spoilt for choice these past few weeks, adding homes to my watchlist like I’m adding items to my shopping wishlist.

It’s a treasure trove at times, and this week’s selection of properties has truly been a good bunch.

So, make an appointment to explore our list of must-inspect properties this week across Canberra.

Wherever you are in your property journey, we hope these top picks spark some inspiration.

 

Lawson

With Rosalie Iannelli

If you want a home that feels like a 24/7 holiday, then look no further than 17 Rouseabout Street, Lawson.

Panoramic views from almost every room and an award-winning pool should be enough to seal the deal, but the reality is, that’s only just scratching the surface of this home that combines incredible amenity with luxurious design.

17 Rouseabout Street Lawson

Be prepared to be the “halfway house” for all of your kid’s friends. Or rather, the house where everyone around you will spend the majority of their time throughout the weekends and holiday periods.

It could have something to do with the premium cinema room with theatre-style seating, Dolby Atmos built-in speakers, a kitchenette, acoustic walls and blackout curtains.

17 Rouseabout Street Lawson

Then there’s the fully equipped gym – with built-in speakers – that overlooks the atrium or the oversized rumpus with a custom built-in bar and ample space for a pool table.

The kitchen is equipped to easily whip-up epic feasts for the masses and the pool area is made for lounging away summer afternoons.

17 Rouseabout Street Lawson

I’m sure I’ve seen something very similar on a recent episode of The Kardashians. Only this home isn’t located in Calabasas, it’s in our own backyard.

Price guide: $3 million – $3.5 million

Expressions of interest: Close 4pm, June 29

Agent: Civium Property Group – Residential, Josh Finnigan 0431 023 199

 

Kaleen

Located on a quiet loop street is this refreshed four-bedroom home with a self-contained two-bedroom flat at the rear.

The main residence includes a light-filled, open-plan living, dining and kitchen area and spacious bedrooms with views of the well-maintained backyard.

Any of the bedrooms could easily be converted into a separate rumpus room or a dedi

38 Burnett Street in Kaleen Photo: Kiernan May

cated study space. The second dwelling could be used as a teenager’s retreat or a potential source of rental income.

It’s fitted with a self-contained kitchen with an induction cooktop and has its own separate access and parking space.

The shared backyard has ample green space for those with a green thumb and looking to create their own veggie patch or flower garden. If gardening isn’t your calling, the landscaping offers low-maintenance living for the next owners.

Price guide: $1.55 million +

Private sale

Agent: TP Dynamics, Kenneth Kong 0411 586 906

 

Deakin

Entering 25 Lawley Street is like walking into your own private sanctuary.

Having been extended and modernised under the seller’s ownership, the five-bedroom home offers a flexible floor plan with integrated storage.

With three different zones within the home, one could easily be turned into a guest room, multipurpose room or additional living space.

25 Lawley Street in Deakin

The kitchen area has Bosch appliances and an island bench with a breakfast bar that opens onto the covered al fresco terrace that overlooks the primed backyard, offering seamless indoor-outdoor living.

Other features include in-floor heating in the bathrooms, ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling and keyless access to the front door.

Did we mention that it’s also electric car charger ready?

Price guide: $2 million +

Auction: 11am, July 2

Agent: Luton Properties Manuka, Sophie Luton 0410 750 413

 

Throsby

Soaring ceilings, pendant lighting and open, generous spaces greet you at the entrance of this abode.

From the kitchen to dining areas, the property boasts luxurious features including Smeg appliances and a waterfall benchtop in the kitchen, plus Italian porcelain tiling.

Two of the four bedrooms have sizable walk-in wardrobes with the main bedroom also fitted with its own linen storage.

40 Dunnart Circuit, Throsby Photo: Lachlan Johnstone

Year-round comfort and security are promised thanks to the double-glazed windows throughout, solar hot water system, security screen doors and CCTV cameras installed within the property.

Directly located across a reserve and only a few minutes’ to the local stores and shops, this home was built with convenience in mind.

Price guide: 1.68 million +

Auction: 11.30am, July 2

Agent: Carter and Co Agents, Nik Brozinic 0400 280 728

 

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