Allhomes - August 15, 2026

August 15, 2026

C A N B E R R A’ S # 1 P R O P E R T Y M A G A Z I N E *

Pitch perfect Fairway sanctuary in Nicholls

FEATURE STORY

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Entry level

HOME OF THE WEEK

Old Red Hill

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BENT ST

Restrained by Design Inner North Address

A collection of ten boutique 3 and 4 bedroom townhouses, anchored to a leafy corner of Turner — where generous volumes, framed light and warm, enduring materials give every home a quiet sense of presence.

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Cento brings new energy to an established Braddon building, with completed 1- and 2-bedroom apartments back on the market with new pricing.

Set at 100 Northbourne Avenue, these refurbished apartments combine the generous proportions of an established build with the polish, personality, and pace of Braddon today. The thoughtfully refurbished interiors have been designed to make everyday living easy and comfortable. Think generous living areas, modern finishes, new kitchens, spacious bedrooms, fresh bathrooms, and plenty of storage.

An estate on the city’s edge An immaculate Federation-style homestead, more than 66 hectares of prime grazing country, brick stables, a full-sized sand arena, a swimming pool, a tennis court and a private lake with its own water fountain – all less than 40 minutes from the centre of Canberra?

Welcome to Carmel Park at 177 Jones Lane, Springrange.

Multiple living areas and a classic country kitchen sit at one end of the home, warmed by two wood-burning fireplaces. Five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a huge laundry occupy the other, creating space and privacy.

Outside, the property is ready to go, with high-yielding pastures, fencing, sheds and an abundant water supply.

Agent Mark Johnstone of Ray White Canberra says the remarkable estate offers the perfect blend of country living and agricultural opportunity right on Canberra’s doorstep.

The property will be auctioned as part of the Springboard Auction Event at The Boat House, Barton, from 9.30am on August 23.

Lucy Jones

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Note from the editor INDEX

What to See This Weekend 8 Cover Story 10 Feature Story 12 Home of the Week 14 Gardening 15 Coast & Country 21 Commercial 23

The Canberra property market might be running a little cold right now, but your home certainly shouldn’t be. Canberra’s iconic “govies” have long provided a solid foundation for renovation, but their true potential lies in reinvention. In this week’s Feature Story (page 12), we explore the stunning transformation of Magnolia House in Deakin. Once a humble 1950s red-brick cottage, it has been masterfully reimagined into a modern, energy-efficient sanctuary boasting an impressive 7.4-star rating.

By prioritising clever retrofitting, insulation and solar orientation, this project proves that we do not need to sacrifice our heritage to achieve sustainable, year-round comfort.

Editor Hailey Coules Senior designer Colleen Chin Quan Graphic designer Emma Drake Head of print & B2B content Sarah Millar Group content director Mark Roppolo Chief marketing officer Aisling Finch President Jason Pellegrino Sales leader Nick Tinling Marketing manager Bree Baguley

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OUR COVER 25 Fitzsimmons Street, Nicholls, listed by Stone Gungahlin Page 10

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W H AT TO S E E T H I S W E E K E N D Words by Lucy Jones

Braddon

303/16 Lonsdale Street $609,000+

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Private sale Agent: Purnell, Will Peterson 0477 733 593 Part of the distinctive Branx building, this chic apartment makes a style statement both inside and out. The pressed-metal details of the facade are echoed in the kitchen island bench and splashback, while the wainscoting and curved window are reminiscent of a New York townhouse. An internal laundry and abundant storage make apartment living feel easy. The location is five-star too, with Braddon’s many restaurants, bars, shops and parks within the surrounding blocks.

Yarralumla

58 Schlich Street Contact agent

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Private sale Agent: Berkely Residential, Michael Lyristakis 0422 633 490 Dramatic angles, vaulted ceilings and an abundance of glass make this huge Yarralumla home one of a kind. The manicured front garden, formal entry hall and grand family room with its canted bay windows create a striking first impression. The designer kitchen is packed with high-end features, including an oversized Smeg oven, InSinkErator and Zip hot/cold tap. It’s move-in ready, but there’s still plenty of scope to put your own stamp on it.

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Jerrabomberra

HOT AUCTIONS

9 Kinlyside Avenue $1.2 million-$1.265 million

50 PROPERTIES ON OFFER

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45 Somerset Street Contact agent

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Private sale Agent: Belle Property Queanbeyan, Dan McAlpine 0488 055 786 Spacious, bright and modern – this renovated family home on the northern side of Jerrabomberra ticks all the boxes.

Timber flooring, stone benchtops and quality appliances add a touch of luxury, and there are approved plans in place for an en suite off the main bedroom.

The 1082-square-metre block has a huge, flat yard, a covered entertaining deck, a fire pit, kids’ play equipment, and parking space for cars, boats or caravans as you need.

Duffy

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Auction: 10am, August 15 Agent: Michael Potter Real Estate, Alisa Lawrence 0404 066 119

Isabella Plains

30 Groveland Crescent Contact agent

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Auction: 9am, August 15 Agent: Momentum Property, Nick Paine 0498 634 971

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scheduled auctions last weekend

Gordon

3/39 Wootton Crescent $729,000+

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HIGHEST SALE

$1.465m AMAROO

42 Rollston Street Sold by Stone Gungahlin

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Private sale Agent: Michael Potter Real Estate, Michael Potter 0413 830 598 An exceptional outdoor lifestyle is right at your doorstep at this smart townhouse in the Point Hut Shores precinct. Set on the edge of Point Hut Pond, you can step straight out onto the loop walking path, while green spaces, playgrounds and a sports court are just a few minutes away. It provides low-maintenance, single-level living with a renovated kitchen and two-way en-suitestyle bathroom. The front verandah with its tranquil water views will become your favourite coffee spot.

Banks

4 Osborn Place $779,000+

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Private sale Agent: The Property Collective, Lauren Laing 0423 349 566 If you look up the definition of the perfect first home, this might just be it: a large block, open-plan living, a stylish kitchen, an updated bathroom and plenty of natural light.

Entertaining is a breeze with two decks, one at the front of the home and another at the rear, and each overlooking well-maintained gardens. Set on the edge of leafy Banks, nature is never far away, while schools and shops are just moments from your doorstep.

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COVER STORY Words by Jil Hogan

Secluded: The house is hidden from the street at the end of a long battleaxe driveway, offering a rare sense of peace and privacy.

Resort-style sanctuary on the green Set beside the Gold Creek Country Club, this secluded residence blends award-winning architecture with luxurious amenities.

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hen Natalie first inspected 25 Fitzsimmons Street back in 2006, she didn’t feel like she’d walked into a suburban house in Nicholls; she felt she’d stumbled across a resort hidden among the fairways of the Gold Creek Country Club.

“You’ve got the balcony overlooking the golf course, all the courtyards below and the greenery,” she says. “Then there was the gym, the sauna and the cinema room. It was very appealing in its layout and architectural beauty.”

Built in 1999 and crowned house of the year by the Master Builders Association, the four-bedroom home had a wellness space before it was fashionable.

A comprehensive renovation in 2018 updated the interiors while preserving the architecture that first captivated Natalie and husband Patrick, who asked that their surname be withheld.

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“The bones of the place were fantastic,” Patrick says. “We wanted to modernise it and make it timeless.”

Natural materials became the defining language, with granite flooring, ceramic tiles, stone benchtops and warm timber.

No decision was made lightly. Patrick laughs that the choice of flooring alone was the culmination of a “five-year procrastination”, while bespoke finishes, including handcrafted Italian fixtures, were carefully sourced.

A series of fireplaces was introduced, from the striking 1.6-metre gas fireplace anchoring the family room to the ethanol fireplace in the formal lounge and another in the main bedroom.

Hidden at the end of a long battleaxe driveway, the home enjoys a level of peace and privacy rare in the suburbs.

Twin reflecting pools frame the entrance, before a soaring void and

Luxury living: Commanding its own level, the main-bedroom suite has a walk-in wardrobe, en suite and private balcony overlooking the ninth fairway of the golf course.

Nicholls

25 Fitzsimmons Street

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Private sale Agent: Stone Gungahlin, Jess Smith 0410 125 475

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“It really is like a resort; you walk down the driveway, you get past the first entrance and you actually just feel like you’re in a whole different world.” Jess Smith expansive glazing greet you, with windows framing views across the gardens and golf course.

Most of the home’s 356 square metres of internal living space sits on the ground floor. The family room is at its heart, flowing through to the kitchen and dining area. At one end, a formal lounge looks across the golf course, while a theatre room is tucked behind.

In the opposite wing, bedrooms two and three are serviced by the main bathroom, while the fourth bedroom has an en suite adjoining a traditional Finnish sauna, creating a wellness retreat.

Outside, a covered al fresco area flows into courtyards, while a timber deck wraps around a water feature.

Upstairs, the entire first floor is given over to the main-bedroom suite, which has a walk-in wardrobe, an en suite and a balcony overlooking the ninth fairway.

Living on a golf course could easily have come at the expense of privacy, but careful landscaping has managed to avoid this.

“They’ve probably done the best I’ve seen at creating these windows through the hedges,” says listing agent Jess Smith from Stone Gungahlin. “So you’ve got this really lovely view out to the golf course, but you can also sit and have family dinners out the back with complete privacy.”

For Patrick and Natalie, who raised their children in the home, it is the simple rituals – coffee on the balcony, walks on the green before the golf course opens, and familiar wildlife outside – that will be hardest to leave behind.

“There isn’t a house in Gungahlin like this at all,” Smith says. “It is absolutely a one-of-one. I don’t think you would be able to get an architect or a builder to build a house like this anymore.

“It really is like a resort; you walk down the driveway, you get past the first entrance and you actually just feel like you’re in a whole different world.”

This feature is part of an Allhomes Deluxe package.

Focal point: Sitting at the heart of the home, the family room features a striking gas fireplace and flows through to the kitchen and outdoor entertaining area.

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F E AT U R E S TO RY Words by Ray Sparvell

Reinventing an ex-govie Considered design and clever sustainable upgrades have given this former government red-brick cottage a new lease of life.

C O M F O RT-T U N E YOUR GOVIE Northern aspect

Maximise winter sunlight by opening living spaces to the north. Use adjustable shading for summer and choose flooring that holds warmth. This provides free heat.

Roof efficiency

Add thick insulation and reflective lining, and seal any gaps in your roof. Combine this with well‑ventilated eaves to keep summer heat out and winter warmth in, boosting year‑round comfort.

Thermal zoning

Divide the home into areas you heat and areas you don’t. Add insulation inside and use solid doors to stop air escaping. This helps keep rooms comfortable and lowers energy bills.

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anberra’s iconic “govies” have long provided a solid foundation for extension and renovation, along with plenty of scope for improving their energy efficiency ratings.

Magnolia House in Carrington Street, Deakin, has been utterly transformed from its humble, government-built, twobedroom red-brick cottage origins in one of the suburb’s most sought-after streets.

It may well now be a contender for best in class after achieving a stunning EER rating of 7.4, the result of a collaboration between Light House Architecture and Science and Aspect Building Projects.

The original floor plan has been extended to create a wing with three bedrooms, a living room, a step-down kitchen and a dining room – a perfect set-up for a young family or downsizers.

A neutral interior palette is complemented by stunning finishes in terrazzo, tile and recycled hardwood. However, it’s the largely invisible infrastructure that makes the biggest difference to the home’s energy performance.

Jenny Edwards of Light House says it’s actually not hard to massively improve an ex-govie.

F E AT U R E P R O P E R T Y

Deakin

6 Carrington Street $2.5 million+

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Auction: 4.45pm, August 20 Agent: Brybricks, Peta Swarbrick 0432 391 755

Calm interiors: A neutral palette is complemented by finishes in terrazzo, tile and recycled hardwood.

“The house already had great orientation, offering a north aspect to the rear,” she says. “We rejigged the layout to make sure the living areas and main bedroom capture that precious winter warmth while being shaded in summer.”

Carefully positioned windows connect the interior with the private gardens, highlighted by a magnificent magnolia tree that gives the home its name.

The house includes heating and cooling systems, and a heat-recovery and airquality control system that maximises energy efficiency, ensuring year-round comfort and protection from pollen, smoke and other airborne nasties.

Edwards says a big focus has also been insulation and draught-sealing.

“It’s not difficult to retrofit insulation to older homes and to ensure air tightness,” she says. “But it’s space efficiency that really matters – a small-footprint home is super-functional and reduces build and running costs.”

The kitchen is an absolute standout for space and storage, including a deep pantry, while the dining area is perfectly positioned to enjoy the warmth of the winter sun. Further storage options

throughout the home ensure there’s a place for everything.

Agent Peta Swarbrick of Brybricks says the transformation of this 1950s home has been remarkable.

“It works on so many different levels,” she says. “It has retained its street character while the expanded space has made it a very practical home – one that is highlighted by quality fixtures, fittings and finishes.

“And when you add the improvements in its energy efficiency and comfort, the result is a truly special home.”

Swarbrick says retaining the magnolia tree in the rear yard was a considered design choice as it “provides such beautiful shade in the warmer months and also adds to the overall character”.

But it’s not the only original feature that has been retained. A classic Hills Hoist still takes pride of place in the backyard.

Thoughtful layout: The dining area is perfectly positioned to enjoy the warmth of the winter sun.

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HOME OF THE WEEK Words by Jil Hogan

What the agent says

Mario Sanfrancesco Blackshaw Manuka

Where prestige meets privacy

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any people dream of owning a driveway on Arthur Circle. This home has two.

With dual access via one of Canberra’s most prestigious streets, this “old Red Hill” estate sits behind hedging, secure gates and a circular driveway.

With more than 3100 square metres of landscaped grounds, it comes with a resort-style swimming pool and fullsized tennis court.

The four-bedroom home has been updated with all the modern comforts while preserving its timeless character.

You’re welcomed by formal living and dining spaces with a gas fireplace.

From the well-equipped kitchen, dining room and large family room, plantation shutters offer a peek out to the resortstyle backyard.

Out there, beautiful landscaping wraps the in-ground swimming pool and separate gas-heated spa. There’s also plenty of space for relaxing or entertaining guests by the pool, with views of the tennis court.

All four bedrooms enjoy leafy garden views. The substantial main-bedroom

suite has room for a sitting area, alongside an en suite and generous storage. Two of the remaining bedrooms share access to a central study, while the fourth sits privately.

The main bathroom is elegantly appointed with floor-to-ceiling tiles and a free-standing bath, while the floors and towel rails are heated.

Tucked downstairs is a sprawling six-car garage, a rumpus room – which would comfortably accommodate a gym – with a bathroom, plus a cellar and laundry.

Red Hill

55 Arthur Circle Contact agent

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Auction: 1pm, August 22 Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027

“It’s been beautifully updated with timeless interiors, and with the pool, full-sized tennis court and over 3000 square metres of magnificent landscaped grounds, it’s made for entertaining.”

NEED TO KNOW Red Hill has the privilege of a 293-hectare nature reserve on its doorstep. The reserve’s loop walking trail takes just over an hour and rewards walkers with views across Lake Burley Griffin, Parliament House and the city skyline from a lookout.

RECENT SALES

$2.386 million 36 Roebuck Street, May

$1.66 million

14 Cutty Sark Lane, March

$2.705 million Scan the code to see the listing

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83 Endeavour Street, May

GARDENING Words by Tammy Huynh

How to get a great garden on a tight budget The best home gardens aren’t always the most expensive – they’re often the best planned.

Choose a style and stick to it Before buying a single plant or paver, decide on the overall look you want to achieve. Browse magazines, visit display gardens or create a mood board of gardens you love.

Whether you’re drawn to a contemporary, coastal, cottage or Mediterranean style, having a clear direction makes every decision easier.

It also helps you avoid the common mistake of mixing too many colours, materials and plants, which can make a garden feel cluttered rather than considered.

Limit the plant palette One of the biggest giveaways of an

amateur garden is trying to squeeze in one of everything.

Instead, choose a limited palette of around eight to 12 plants and repeat them throughout the garden.

Repetition creates rhythm, helps tie different areas together and gives the garden a stronger sense of unity.

Resist the urge to buy every plant that catches your eye – sometimes less really is more.

Plant in layers Planting in layers is one of the simplest ways to add depth, texture and visual interest to a garden.

Position trees or tall shrubs towards the back, medium-sized plants through the middle and lower-growing varieties at the front.

Finally, use groundcovers to soften edges and spill over paths or retaining walls, making the garden feel fuller and more established.

Repeat your materials Landscape designers don’t just repeat plants – they repeat materials too.

Stick to one or two paving materials,

TRUDY PAGDEN

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reating a beautiful garden doesn’t have to cost a fortune, but it does require spending wisely.

While a bigger budget can certainly speed things up, thoughtful planning and good design will make every dollar work harder.

Many of the ideas landscape designers use are surprisingly simple to apply yourself.

Establish form: Planting in layers is one of the simplest ways to add depth, texture and visual interest to a garden.

a consistent edging style and a small selection of pot colours or finishes.

A restrained palette looks more sophisticated than mixing multiple colours, textures and styles throughout the garden.

E A S Y WAY S T O S AV E Buy tubestock Smaller plants are cheaper than advanced ones and can establish faster.

Divide existing plants Many clumping perennials can be divided every few years, giving you free plants to fill other areas of the garden.

Invest in the soil Healthy soil helps plants establish faster, grow better and live longer.

CLAIRE TAKACS

Complete one area at a time

Spend where it counts Rather than spreading your budget across lots of decorative extras, invest in one or two standout features such as a feature tree, quality paving or a welldesigned entertaining area.

These long-term elements provide structure and create a strong foundation for the garden, while plants and accessories can be added over time.

Think about the view The best gardens look just as good from inside the house as they do when you’re walking through them.

Stand in your kitchen or living room and look out the window. What catches your eye? Position a feature tree, sculptural plant or beautiful pot where it becomes a focal point from indoors, creating an attractive view every day of the year.

Finishing each section before moving on Placement: Position a feature tree, plant or beautiful pot where it can become a focal point.

helps spread the cost.

Tammy Huynh is a horticulturist, author and presenter on Gardening Australia and the owner of Leaf an Impression.

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MORE SPACE. MORE LIFESTYLE. Generous, versatile and brilliantly positioned, this top-floor three-bedroom apartment delivers the space of a townhouse with the ease of low-maintenance inner-city living.

Set within the established Fullerton complex on tree-lined Fawkner Street, the split-level residence places Braddon's cafés, restaurants and nightlife within easy reach, while Canberra City, the Australian National University, O'Connor and Dickson are all close by.

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13/11 Fawkner Street, Braddon

A 3 b2 C 2 For Sale Contact Agent View As Advertised or By Appointment

Spacious Family Living 4 Bedrooms Plus a Fully Self-Contained Studio Positioned in one of Holder's most tightly held pockets, this expansive family home occupies a generous 1,109sqm parcel at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, adjoining leafy reserve. Offering exceptional flexibility, multiple living areas and a fully self-contained studio, this is a home designed to adapt to every stage of family life.

Bathed in natural light, the residence features four generous bedrooms, multiple living and entertaining spaces, and a seamless connection to an expansive north-facing covered alfresco, complemented by additional open-air entertaining areas. Whether hosting family gatherings or enjoying quiet weekends at home, the layout provides room for everyone to spread out and relax.

18 Counsel Street, Holder

A 5 b 3 C 4 F 1106 sqm approx Auction August 22nd at 10am View As Advertised or By Appointment

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Belle Property market snapshot: your next move starts here.

Properties currently on the market and some of our recent successful sales.

AUCTION

AUCTION

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Saturday 15 August 10.00am On Site

64 Endeavour Street, Red Hill

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$910,000

FOR SALE

$899,000+

$635,000+

EER: 6.0

Saturday 22 August 9.30am On Site

10/17 Eastlake Parade, Kingston

$609,000+

EER: 3.5

EER: 5.5

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50/16 NSW Crescent, Forrest

Unit 40, 17 Oxley Street, Griffith

5/31 Giles Street, Kingston

25/15 Howitt Street, Kingston

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7/10 Hopegood Place, Garran

1/40 Smeaton Circuit, Banks

8/39 Chandler Street, Belconnen

1035 Jerangle Road, Bredbo

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MAGNOLIA HOUSE 6 Carrington St Deakin 2600

Magnificent 7.4 star Magnolia House Magnolia House is a super energy efficient home designed by Light House ArchiScience and built by Aspect Building Projects. Magnolia House offers one lucky buyer a stunning sun drenched home in one of the prettiest streets in Deakin.

Newly completed, Magnolia House utilises a range of technologies including, double glazing, tilt and turn windows, custom honeycomb blinds, plus multi level lighting, heating and cooling systems. The heat recovery and air quality control system maximises energy efficiency.

This house provides cost savings and protection from extreme heat, pollen, smoke, and particulates. Magnolia House demonstrates the power of clever design, every room is a beautiful space to spend time in.

Open home : Sunday August 16th 12:30 to 1:00pm

Auction : Thursday August 20th 4:45pm On site

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Full of stunning finishes in terrazzo, ceramic tile, recycled hard woods, and wool carpets, the interior design will impress. You will find areas you can zone for quiet and privacy and the floor plan offers multi functional flexibility. The joinery and storage throughout is unparalleled.

At the heart of this home is a bespoke chef’s kitchen with whisper quiet drawers, and a pantry that will wow your friends. Double glazed stacker doors lead onto a sunny north facing entertaining area under the magnificent magnolia, heaven!

Magnolia House is the perfect next step for those looking for a slower, more graceful pace of life without sacrificing well-deserved luxury. This is a rare opportunity, please don't miss out.

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11 STATE CIRCLE FORREST

Positioned on prestigious State Circle within one of only nine architecturally designed residences, this exceptional home delivers house-sized luxury with the ease of a secure lock-up-and-leave lifestyle. A private plunge pool, landscaped courtyards and outdoor kitchen complement expansive living spaces, while a private lift provides effortless access throughout. Parliament House views enhance the central living level, where a designer kitchen with integrated premium appliances and butler’s pantry has been created for entertaining. Upstairs, the luxurious main suite is complemented by a bespoke dressing room, hotel-inspired ensuite and an oversized terrace overlooking Red Hill. A remarkable residence in one of Canberra’s finest addresses, it will appeal to executives, the diplomatic community and discerning downsizers. EER 6.1

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For Sale By negotiation Inspect

Saturday 15th Aug 10:00-10:45am Tuesday 18th Aug 4:00-4:30pm

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Manuka 6295 2433

Agent

Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027 William Weekes 0432 984 106

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COAST & COUNTRY Words by Jil Hogan

Murrumbateman 4 Suffolk Avenue $1.599 million

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Private sale Agent: Elders Murrumbateman, John Lennie 0407 417 783

This award-winning house blends Hamptons, Cotswolds and Scandinavian influences. Reclaimed timbers, soaring ceilings and bespoke finishes create striking interiors, while a professional kitchen, resort-style spa and expansive entertaining spaces deliver impressive family living. A mezzanine above the barn shed is ideal for a home office.

Narooma

950 Wagonga Scenic Drive $2.295 million

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Private sale Agent: Whale Coast Realty, John Murray 0475 053 869

Boasting 2.5 kilometres of private waterfrontage, this block pairs an exceptional coastal setting with a twobedroom residence, separate studio and approved boat shed. The 44.14-hectare property also features a private boat ramp with deep-water access, a machinery shed and an outdoor shower, and has the potential to expand or build.

A Slice of the Good Life ‘Windamere’, Yass, NSW • 7.59ha* (18.76* acres) offering rolling countryside views and total privacy • Beautifully renovated family home with 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms + garage and workshop • Water security is exceptional with town water, rainwater tanks and a registered bore • The productive pastures and established fruit trees create an ideal setting for hobby farmers • Located 39* minutes to Canberra and 23* minutes to Murrumbateman

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Auction Saturday 22 August 2pm On-site View Saturday 15 August 12–1pm George Southwell 0429 838 345 Connor Rorison 0473 333 707 *approx.

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Build Your Dream Lifestyle in the Meadows 10 Oak Grove, Murrumbateman, NSW • Premium 1,360m²* parcel with a generous, level building envelope free of easements, offering the flexibility to build your ideal home • Positioned with a generous setback from the road, offering added privacy and flexibility in home design • Connections available to town water, sewer, electricity and NBN • Located only 2* minutes from Murrumbateman Village, 20* minutes to Yass and 21* minutes to Canberra

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Online Auction Thursday 27 August 5pm View Saturday 15 August 11–11:30am George Southwell 0429 838 345 Connor Rorison 0473 333 707 *approx.

COMMERCIAL Words by Ray Sparvell

A warehouse with soaring wow factor

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arehouse-style units have always been popular favourites, particularly among tradies, and these industrial spaces come in all shapes, sizes and looks – from basic big sheds to those with an architectural edge and, dare we say it, a bit of pizazz.

If the latter holds appeal, then this option in Hume delivers the flair, outside and in.

Unit 8 sits in a secure development of four units that grab attention with their distinctive brick-and-steel exteriors.

High roller doors provide easy vehicle access, while the interior clearance soars to 10 metres.

The floor plan offers a warehouse space and office fitout with a mezzanine area above. All up, there is 315 square metres of floor space.

James Brown of Barton Commercial Property says the unit provides a functional balance.

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8/14 Val Reid $1.25 million (excl. GST) Agent: Barton Commercial Property, James Brown 0407 491 898

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“You’ve got the advantage of a highclearance warehouse along with modern office accommodation – a perfect combination for many businesses,” he says.

The unit has a wide-purpose clause that reinforces those options.

“Many tradies would be interested, but it could equally appeal to operators of, say, an indoor rock climbing business or perhaps even as a photographic or other creative studio,” Brown says. Or what a place to park collectible cars.

The unit is available for lease or sale.

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