Top 5 homes to inspect in Canberra this weekend

September 23, 2022
No. 81 Stuart Street, Narrabundah will go to auction no October 1.

Make an appointment to explore our list of must-inspection properties this week across Canberra.

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

 

Narrabundah

With Rosalie Iannelli

Every single corner of the home at 81 Stuart Street has been crafted to make you feel nothing short of superb – which is quite the achievement, considering there is a palatial 281 square metres of living space.

The warm palette, towering ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows with lush green outlooks, inviting gas log fireplace and combination of polished concrete floors, elegant tiles and plush wool carpets will draw you indoors. 

81 Stuart Street Narrabundah

That being said, the covered al fresco area and sparkling swimming pool will pull you outside. The pool not only has a couple of swim jets, but it can also maintain a comfortable 30-degree temperature all year round. 

The al fresco area is plumbed for a gas barbecue and has a ceiling fan to circulate the air in summer, and dual heaters to ensure outdoor cooking in winter is still possible. 

81 Stuart Street Narrabundah

Exuding sophistication, no second thought should be given to setting up a workspace from the dedicated office. Clients can even enter and exit directly from the side of the house.

Although if you wanted to show off the rest of this magnificent home, who could blame you?

81 Stuart Street Narrabundah

Price guide: $2.5million+

Auction: 12:30pm, October 1

Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Samantha Lindsell 0402 507 902

 

Turner

With Ayla Connolly

A facade that changes colour, space for a wine cellar and sprawling views of an iconic Canberra landscape await the new owners of this daring, “anything but normal” home.

As the last available property in the Italian-inspired Firenze complex, 5/16 Holder Street, Turner, is breaking free of the classic townhouse mould.

5 16 Holder Street Turner

The four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence has an architectural elegance rarely found in townhouse living thanks to the ingenuity of Oztal Architects.

While the interior features sleek black, brass and wood fittings and Italian tiling, the exterior of the property has porcelain cladding, upcycled hardwood and copper – all long-lasting, sustainable and exuding rustic charm.

The vast main bedroom and its walk-in wardrobe and en suite on the second level are showstoppers – drenched in light and elevated to capitalise on treetop views.

5 16 Holder Street Turner

Price guide: $1.78million 

Auction: 11am, October 1

Agent: Independent Inner North and City, Chris Uren 0407 466 199

 

Mawson

No. 4/99 Ainsworth Street is one of seven townhouses in a boutique complex, opposite parklands and in the enviable location that is the Woden Valley.

The property has light and airy spaces thanks to the high ceilings and double-height windows in the open-plan living and kitchen area, providing the perfect spot to entertain family and friends.

The kitchen is fitted with Caesarstone benchtops, soft-close drawers and quality Smeg appliances including a convection oven, dishwasher and cooktop.

4 99 Ainsworth Street Mawson Photo: Eddie Misic

The main bedroom on the ground floor has a built-in wardrobe and an en suite with double vanity.

The second floor houses the remaining three bedrooms, one of which is fitted with a study nook and a balcony.

Price guide: $1.399 million

Private sale

Agent: Hayman Partners, Brett Hayman 0411 414 624

 

Fadden

On 700 square metres of land, this property has mature, manicured gardens. Inside, there are two living areas separated by a kitchen, with both spaces having easy access to the covered verandah.

The master bedroom is fitted with built-in robes and an en suite and offers privacy from the rest of the home.

243 Bugden Avenue Fadden

Need storage? This property has it in spades with plenty of space to store all your knick-knacks and a double garage for car accommodation.

Conveniently located near the local schools, parks, walking trails and shops, all you need to do now is move in and unpack.

Price guide: 1.1 million +

Auction: 10am, October 8

Agent: The Property Collective, Obi Shadmaan 0423 980 763

 

Narrabundah

‘Palatial living’ is one way to describe this residence, which has plenty of room to accommodate guests. 

Outside feature primed hedges giving the new home owners a level of privacy known in Canberra’s Inner South.

8 McKinlay Street Narrabundah Photo: Lachlan Johnstone

Inside, the kitchen acts as the hub of the home while the formal family room has outlooks toward the private gardens and pool.

The property also features a wine cellar, Bose speakers throughout and an alarm system. 

Price guide: $2 million+

Auction: 10am, October 22

Agent: Capital Residential, Cory McPherson 0418 266 698

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