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Despite the interest rate rise, Canberra’s auction activity remains resilient, posting a 68 per cent clearance rate last weekend. This stability coincides with a boost in choice for buyers as new supply in January reached its highest point on record for this time of year, Domain data shows. Within this infux, we’re seeing quality, not just quantity, on the market as evidenced by our cover property: the award-winning Icon House in Deakin. We also explore the lifestyle benefts of Dufy and a versatile Weetangera home perfect for multigenerational living. Finally, our Interiors story dives into a personal inner-city apartment transformation that proves small spaces can truly be larger than life.
Pitch-perfect family lifestyle
The spectacular architect-designed home at 30 Vogelsang Place in Flynn offers a lifestyle that could suit a large family. It has five bedrooms, three bathrooms and sits on almost 1200 square metres surrounded by parkland.
With more than a dozen skylights on the upper level and bespoke windows tucked into every blank space, the home invites the outdoors in effortlessly.
Entertaining is a joy with a large island kitchen bench, an open-plan living area and a covered deck, with a seamless flow between them all. A self-contained, accessible studio makes hosting guests or working from home a breeze.
The current owners are sad to go, reflecting fondly on a home that has been a sanctuary for three generations of their family.
“We have absolutely loved living in this peaceful, friendly cul-de-sac,” they told Jonathan Irwin from Irwin Property. The auction of the home in a tightly held enclave will take place on-site on February 21 with a price guide of $1.7 million to $1.8 million.
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Kambah
7 MacNeil Place
$1.49 million-$1.57 million
4 2 2 EER 1.5
Private sale
Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Dan McAlpine 0488 055 786
Set on a 1084-square-metre block in lush Kambah, this is more like a private estate than a suburban home. Inside, a thoughtful layout ofers space and seclusion for everyone. When you want the family to come together, the kitchen and living areas lead out to covered decks on both sides. There’s even a pool and a hot tub. If you’re a golf fan, you can be teeing of at the adjoining Murrumbidgee Country Club in less than fve minutes.
Downer 4 Colton Place
$2 million+
5 3 2 EER 6
Private sale
Agent: Luton Properties, Sophie Luton 0410 750 413
Spacious and contemporary, this new Downer property is ready for its next owners. Light-flled interiors, luxury touches and high-tech connections promise both comfort and convenience. One of the fve bedrooms is a fully self-contained suite, with a bathroom, kitchenette, built-in wardrobe and outside access – perfect for teens, guests or extended family. The large garden is a blank slate, ready for your green thumb to bring it to life.
Auction: 1.30pm, February 14
Agent: Jonny Warren Properties, Ben Holder 0403 516 244
Barton 19/7 Sydney Avenue
$930,000+ 2 2 2 EER 6
Auction: 6pm, February 25
Agent: addy., Ryan Hedley 0458 440 375
If you’re looking for the best address in Canberra, this might just be it. Sydney Avenue is a mere stone’s throw from the Parliamentary Triangle, between Lake Burley Grifn and The Lodge. Inside, everything is elegant and easy with Miele appliances, marble bathrooms, miles of windows and a signature enclosed “winter garden” balcony. And then there’s the view – a leafy canopy and the city’s most famous rooftops.
5 3 2 EER 4.5
Auction: 10am, February 14
Agent: Irwin Property, Jonathan Irwin 0421 040 082
Turner 6/14 Holder Street
$1.35 million+ 3 2 2 EER 5.5
Private sale
Agent: Hive Property, Matt Shipard 0408 218 179
Grab your sunglasses – there’s light for days in this Turner townhouse, one of just six in a boutique development. Each room is designed to maximise natural light and highlight organic textures. Striking timber fooring, natural fnishes in the bathrooms, and a perfect suntrap courtyard create a happy house for one lucky buyer. Moments from Australian National University and the city, this is a move-in-ready lifestyle that will instantly feel like home.
Cook 42 Redfern Street
$1.15 million+ 3 1 2 EER 4
Auction: 3pm, February 17
Agent: Suburbia Real Estate, Mark Larmer 0403 215 246
The possibilities are endless in this fully renovated home with an oversized block, expansive outdoor spaces and a separate garage-workshop. Interior features shine with stone benchtops, bamboo fooring, French doors and dimmable LED lighting, while in the beautifully maintained garden, you can pick your own produce from a range of fruit trees. The neighbourhood is just as appealing, with hiking trails, leafy parks and dog-friendly green spaces, plus great cafes and schools catering for everyone from toddlers to teens.
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EA home above the horizon
very landmark home begins as a collection of ambitious ideas, but it takes a rare alignment of vision and craft to translate those thoughts into a cohesive masterpiece.
For this residence, appropriately named Icon House, that journey spanned four years of meticulous collaboration between the owners, architects Turco & Associates and builders Status Living.
The result? A home worthy of the prestigious 2025 HIA ACT Southern NSW home of the year award.
This residence operates with the precision of a Swiss watch yet possesses a soul designed to make memories.
On an elevated 1795-square-metre block, the home revels in a commanding position that overlooks iconic Canberra landmarks, including the Brindabellas, the Telstra Tower, the Arboretum and Parliament House.
However, the residence earns its “icon” moniker through more than its vista; it makes a statement of its own through bold geometry, highlighted by daring cantilevered architecture.
Mario Sanfrancesco of Blackshaw Manuka says the synergy is unparalleled.
“There are very few options on high ground in the Inner South that ofer such sweeping views,” he says. “When you top that with such striking architecture – you know you have something very special.”
Spanning over 600 square metres under roof and connected by a commercial-grade lift, the interiors are defned by an organic palette of materials – championed by cascata grey marble fnishes and Florentine walnut joinery. The main living level showcases a central living, dining, and kitchen hub, as well as a guest and formal living wing. The open-plan core is highlighted by a three-sided marble Ortal freplace. The kitchen is a bespoke marvel, featuring walnut joinery and honed marble surfaces, along with a roll call
Four years in the making, Icon House fuses award-winning design, craftsmanship and panoramic views into a luxurious family retreat.
“There are very few options on high ground in the Inner South that ofer such sweeping views.” Mario Sanfrancesco
of brand names: a Liebherr integrated fridge-freezer, V-Zug induction cooktop, oven and combi steamer, integrated dishwasher and Vintec wine fridge. A fully equipped butler’s pantry, complete with a Zip HydroTap, cofee station, oven and integrated fridge, ensures the home is as functional as it is beautiful.
Sanfrancesco says the interiors ofer a continuous “wow” factor.
“I’ve seen quite a few prestige homes in more than 30 years of real estate, but I was bowled over the frst time I walked through,” he says. “Even after a dozen visits, I’m still fnding delightful surprises in the attention to detail in absolutely everything.”
The upper level houses the primary bedroom suite, featuring a dressing room with a make-up station, and a luxurious en suite highlighted by a custom soaker tub. There are a further three bedrooms, all with en suites featuring Villeroy & Boch fttings and Brodware tapware. The lower level is a dedicated wellness and entertainment precinct featuring
a cinema, a gym, and temperaturecontrolled wine storage.
The amenities continue outdoors with a 10-metre heated mineral pool and retractable cover, a six-person spa and a western red cedar sauna. Every whim is catered to by the addition of a cabana, an outdoor kitchen, and a sunken fre pit.
“There’s defnitely now a sense that a home can ofer much more – it can become a retreat, a sanctuary, a place where you can reset and recharge with family and friends,” Sanfrancesco says of the residential market’s trend towards wellness luxuries.
With a four-car garage ofering provision for an EV charging station and secure parking for more vehicles, this home is both future-proof and timeless.
Sanfrancesco believes it will likely be acquired by a family. “It will undoubtedly stand the test of time and is defnitely one for the generations,” he says.
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5 Northcote Crescent 5 6 4 EER 6
Expressions of interest: Close 5pm, March 12 Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027
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Deakin
Fit for every occasion: Outdoor entertaining is effortlessly catered to with a cabana, sunken fire pit, heated mineral pool, six-person spa, sauna and outdoor kitchen.
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Dufy is a Canberra suburb that epitomises the idea of the “Bush Capital”. Not only is it a convenient drive from the City, Woden and Belconnen town centres, but its location on the western fringes of Weston Creek also ofers easy access to the foothills of the Brindabellas.
Dufy is the perfect starting point for a bushwalk on Narrabundah Hill or a picnic at Cotter Reserve. For mountain bike riders, the world-class facilities of Stromlo Forest Park are nearby.
More than 200 Dufy homes were lost in the deadly 2003 bushfres, but the tragic event brought the community together. New houses were built alongside the original 1970s homes, and neighbourhoods prospered once more.
Niugini Arabica cafe is a focal point. Grab a slice of spanakopita and head to the refurbished playground where the kids can clamber over nature-play elements or try the climbing equipment.
Justine Burke of Momentum Property says Dufy appeals to many buyers.
“It’s an established area that is very family-friendly with good schools and lots of green space around, but it also ofers opportunities for investors and frst-home buyers,” she says.
“The market is performing well, backed by solid buyer interest. We’re fnding that renovated, well-presented homes are attracting the most attention.”
There are apartments and townhouse developments, along with homes on blocks larger than 2000 square metres.
“In the past 12 months, there have been sales ranging from $410,000 through to $3.5 million,” Burke says.
This high sale on Settlement Drive last December through the Agent Team agency broke the suburb record.
The fve-bedroom house ofered a resort-style experience, but with everything that’s within easy reach of Dufy, the whole suburb ofers that.
Niugini Arabica ofers great cofee as well as delicious pastries and cakes. It’s also conveniently positioned right next to a playground, so it’s the perfect cofee spot for families.
Head up Narrabundah Hill, and within minutes, you are completely absorbed in nature. There are even some farm animals around to really make you feel like you’ve escaped the city.
There are so many beautiful streets in Dufy, but Eucumbene Drive is one of the best. Many homes feature stunning views back over Canberra from their elevated locations.
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Above: Duffy has a mix of older 1970s homes and new ones built after the 2003 bushfires. Left and far left: Niugini Arabica cafe is a mainstay of the suburb’s shopping hub. Below: There are many popular parks and playgrounds in Duffy.
Close to schools and open space, the fexible foor plan of this charming home will appeal to many. From the renovated kitchen and three separate living zones to the large covered deck, there’ll be space for everyone. For the eco-conscious, there’s double glazing, ducted reverse-cycle heating and cooling, 26 solar panels on the roof and a low-maintenance garden.
2 Manton Place
$1.568 million 6 3 3 EER 2
Private sale
Agent: La Casa Property Group, Jun Xu 0488 885 883
If you’re looking for fexibility, then this extensively renovated home on a large corner block may tick every box. Each foor has its own openplan kitchen and living area, outdoor space and entrance – perfect for multigenerational families or dual occupancy. Keep active on the basketball court or hit the trail walks at nearby Narrabundah Hill Nature Reserve.
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Space and a place for all
Number 45 Bambridge Street in Weetangera has all the trimmings of a high-end home, but the real luxury here is space: big, calm, beautifully considered space, where no one is fghting for a quiet corner, a place to work, or room to spread out.
Set on a substantial 1247-square-metre block, the six-bedroom, four-bathroom home delivers grand scale, paired with a fexibility that suits modern family life in all its forms.
The main home unfolds across expansive living zones, with high
ceilings, multiple skylights, engineered timber foors and a sense of openness from front to back.
Anchoring it all is a beautifully fnished kitchen with stone benchtops, designer joinery and premium appliances. At one end, glass doors peel back to connect the space to the outdoors.
The covered al fresco area is made for hosting long lunches or cooking relaxed dinners in the outdoor kitchen, all overlooking the heated in-ground pool.
The bedrooms are oversized and thoughtfully separated.
“A standout residence designed for large or multigenerational families, delivering exceptional scale, fexibility and lifestyle, with a versatile studio that really sets it apart.”
In the private main-bedroom suite, a skylight sits above an incredible walk-through wardrobe that leads to a sophisticated en suite.
A guest room enjoys its own en suite and walk-in wardrobe, while multiple living areas mean everyone can coexist without compromise.
A separate self-contained studio boasts polished concrete foors, vaulted ceilings and its own bedroom and bathroom. This makes it ideal for an extended family, a home business, or teenagers craving independence.
Weetangera
One of Canberra’s older suburbs, Weetangera offers an easy, family-friendly lifestyle. All the trimmings of Belconnen Town Centre are just up the road, but it manages to feel serene and tucked far away.
“So, if you round it up to four, that’s the sweet spot,” Paliwal says. “These were also for properties with an average purchase price of around $700,000, which also shows that people don’t need to have multiple multimillion-dollar properties; just three, either afordable or expensive properties, can achieve their goals.
Invest wisely, not widely
“Owning a lot of properties is more of an ego play.” Scott O’Neill
Is there such a thing as owning too many property investments?
According to the experts, there certainly is, and the absolutely perfect number is one most of us would never have guessed.
“Just imagine you have 50 investment properties – that means 50 tenants, 50 roofs and 100 bathrooms to manage,” says Abdullah Nour, the founder of buyer’s agency Mecca Property Group.
“Instead, it should be about quality rather than quantity.
“Investors should be looking at buying four to fve quality investments where you can create extra value. That’s, for instance, an old house on a good block that you renovate, then later build a granny fat behind and, 10 years on, subdivide the land and build three houses.
You want good growth and the ability to create income.”
It’s pointless owning more than fve residential properties, Nour believes. The purpose should be to build enough equity to invest in other, perhaps higher-yielding assets, such as commercial property.
That’s a general philosophy that many others agree with, too. Arjun Paliwal, chief executive and head of research at InvestorKit, is one.
His company conducted a deep dive into the question of the optimal number of investment properties to buy by reviewing over 1100 of their clients’ portfolios, focusing on couples aged 30 to 44 with a goal of $100,000-$150,000 in passive income in retirement. He came up with a similarly startling low number: 3.54.
“The real problem is that, on Australian Tax Ofce data, 94 per cent of Australian property investors own, personally, one to two properties – which isn’t enough to really make sure of their futures. The only reason other investors might choose to have, say, six, is if they want to reach their goals sooner and retire earlier.” Wise investors, however, tend to consolidate their wealth-building residential property portfolios in their retirement year and transition to commercial property for income.
Investment specialist and author Scott O’Neill, the chief executive of Rethink Investing, says the idea that investors should aim to buy as many investment properties as they can is probably “one of the greatest fallacies in the industry”. He says it’s a myth sometimes spread by a few buyers’ agents who use their own massive residential property portfolios – bought through their company – as a calling card to clients they’d love to collect commissions from.
“Otherwise, owning a lot of investment properties is more of an ego play, like a game of Monopoly, to people,” O’Neill says. “They accumulate properties like accumulating toys. The number of properties is irrelevant; it’s what you’re buying that’s important.
“And why would you buy so many when you’re getting a 4 per cent gross yield, when you’d get a net yield of 7 per cent on commercial assets, and should be diversifying your portfolio? It’s simply not good to accumulate properties for the sake of it.”
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Bold makeover says ‘bye-bye’ to bland
Raspberry Jam is a maximalist apartment renovation in NewActon designed by MYMYMY Architecture and NWE. Interior Design.
by Jil Hogan
Photos by Anne Stroud
When you open the door to an apartment, no matter the city, you usually know what you’ll fnd. White walls, coupled with a restrained palette of perhaps greys and blacks. Clean lines and minimalism.
Raspberry Jam is not that apartment.
Tucked inside a 2007 Fender Katsalidisdesigned building in Canberra’s NewActon precinct, the 160-square-metre, threebedroom, three-bathroom home has been reimagined as something unapologetically bold and unashamedly maximalist.
Designed for a creative family of three, the renovation was the result of a collaboration between Canberra-based studios MYMYMY Architecture and NWE. Interior Design, and started with a brief that refused to play it safe.
“They basically said, ‘we don’t want it to feel like any other apartment’,” says Mark Brook of MYMYMY Architecture.
“When they were looking to buy, they’d been through so many identical white boxes that were uninspiring. They wanted something that felt a bit diferent and more refective of them.”
The apartment had strong bones and substance, from the high ceilings to the full-height pivot doors, the Venetianrendered ceilings, and the generous proportions. So, the goal wasn’t demolition, but discernment.
“If you’ve got a good existing building, we don’t need to get rid of everything,” Brook says.
“The fundamental bones of [the apartment] have remained much the
same. We’ve only completed selective edits to make it more appropriate for the family and the way they like to live.”
That philosophy of restraint within boldness defnes the project. The renovation touched every room, but rarely through wholesale change. Instead, it focused on rethinking thresholds, upgrading surfaces, and inserting joinery where function and experience demanded it.
The most dramatic shift comes at the entry, where the original design landed you directly into the kitchen.
“The clients wanted to create a moment or a bit of an arrival sequence,” says Nina Exarhos of NWE. Interior Design.
The solution was found in a richly coloured threshold wrapped in custom joinery with burl veneer and bronzed mirror, fnished in a saturated raspberry hue that sets the tone immediately.
For the vibrant colour palette, the designers took their cues from the owners themselves – from the places they love to travel to, to key pieces in the clients’ wardrobes and their extensive art collection. India’s colour and intensity
“They’d been through so many identical white boxes ... they wanted something that felt a bit diferent.” Mark Brook
sit alongside New York’s urban edge and Singapore’s compact pragmatism, creating an interior that shifts in mood from one room to the next.
Spatial zoning was also key. With a teenage son, distinction mattered.
“Apartment living can sometimes feel like you’re all living in each other’s pockets,” Brook says. “So, we felt that creating a distinct space between the parents’ zone and their son’s zone, and then a shared zone, was really important.”
Elsewhere, a study became a green-tilewrapped utility room. A third bedroom turned into a guest retreat and library.
In the main bedroom, a glazed wall to the en suite was given privacy by a curtain from Oat Studio, paired with matching wallpaper to create consistency.
Materially, the project championed reuse. The original stone and timber veneer in the kitchen was restored, with new appliances and subtle extensions of bronze mirror and burl veneer to tie the old and new together. Wet areas were redecorated rather than rebuilt.
“This aesthetic isn’t for everyone, but it works because it suits the client,” Exarhos says. “The fact that the apartment is quite big allowed us to be more playful. If it was a smaller space, it would be harder to bring all those elements in together.”
The resulting design is a masterclass in maximalism, and, as Brook says, a lesson in what apartment living can be when design resists the default of neutrality.
“There is a massive spectrum on what apartments should and could be for every person,” he says. “They don’t all need to be identical.”
Statement: The vibrant colour palette reflects the character of the owners and their desire for something different.
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6/80 BRITTEN JONES DRIVE HOLT
Welcome to an exceptional opportunity for homebuyers and investors alike. This beautifully presented three-bedroom townhouse at 6/80 Britten Jones Drive, Holt, offers the ideal blend of modern comfort, low-maintenance living and everyday convenience. Positioned in a quiet, well-kept complex within the highly regarded golf-course estate, it features a light-filled, functional layout perfectly suited to first-home buyers, downsizers or those seeking a reliable investment. At the heart of the home is a spacious modern kitchen with generous bench space, excellent storage and quality appliances—an inviting hub for both daily living and effortless entertaining. The open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly to a private courtyard overlooking the golf course, creating a peaceful setting for morning coffees or relaxed evenings with uninterrupted green views. All three bedrooms are well-proportioned and thoughtfully positioned, serviced by a practical two-way bathroom. Year-round comfort is assured with ducted heating and cooling, while a single lock-up garage with internal access adds everyday ease. Set in one of Holt’s most scenic and tightly held pockets, close to parks, shops and schools, this home represents outstanding value in a sought-after golf-course location.
21/27 CUNNINGHAM STREET KINGSTON
Step into a large open-plan living area bathed in natural sunlight, seamlessly connecting to a generous balcony – perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The modern kitchen offers ample counter space, a gas cooktop, built-in oven, microwave, and plenty of storage for all your culinary needs. The large master bedroom opens onto the back balcony and features a walk-in robe and ensuite. The second bedroom, also spacious with built-in robes, enjoys direct access to the back balcony. Designed for modern living, this top-floor apartment overlooks leafy common areas and is just steps away from the foreshore and Kingston's vibrant amenities. Residents can enjoy beautifully landscaped apartment grounds, complete with a feature water fountain, grassed areas, and seating. EER 5.0
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4/52-58 CONLEY DRIVE MELBA
Set within a small, well-maintained complex opposite Ginninderra Creek nature reserve, this beautifully kept single-level townhouse offers an outstanding opportunity for downsizers seeking comfort, privacy and ease of living – all without compromise. Thoughtfully designed with no internal steps, the home provides a practical, flexible layout that separates living and accommodation zones. The main bedroom with an ensuite is privately positioned alongside the main lounge, creating a peaceful retreat ideal for everyday living or hosting guests. At the opposite end of the home, two additional bedrooms sit alongside the central living, dining and kitchen area, flowing seamlessly to a charming, low-maintenance courtyard – a perfect spot for morning coffee or quiet afternoons in the sun. The home has been lovingly maintained and presents a wonderful blank canvas for those wishing to update or simply enjoy the comfort and quality as it is. Spacious living areas and a double garage further enhance everyday practicality. Located in sought-after Melba, close to shops, green spaces and schools, this home delivers a rare combination of single-level convenience and downsizer-friendly design. A superb opportunity to secure easy, low-maintenance living in a tightly held pocket.
Set in a beautiful looped street, this Yarralumla residence sits in a prestigious and family-oriented enclave. The extended and renovated home delivers exceptional space, comfort and privacy on a generous 704sqm (approx.) allotment; one of the largest parcels in the street. Nestled in a peaceful setting and framed by established gardens, the home offers refined living with the potential to be tailored to the needs of a modern family. A wide entrance foyer sets a welcoming tone, leading to an elegant formal living room anchored by a feature open fireplace and softened by Tasmanian Oak flooring that flows through the hallways and principal living areas. This refined space opens to a private front courtyard, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out. At the heart of the home, a substantial kitchen has been thoughtfully designed for family living and entertaining, featuring granite benchtops, stainless steel appliances and an induction cooktop. Overlooking the casual dining, family room, and deck area, the kitchen ensures effortless connection to everyday life. EER 0.0 New Listing
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ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WITH A FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY
Architecturally designed for comfort and sustainability, this three-bedroom home combines solar passive principles with playful textures and practical functionality. The open-plan living area features raked ceilings, a Morso fireplace and north-facing doors opening to a generous entertaining deck. A modern kitchen includes SMEG appliances, Miele dishwasher and breakfast island. Upstairs are two bedrooms with Velux windows and main bathroom; downstairs offers a flexible third bedroom with its own bathroom and entry. Extras include hydronic heating, solar system, rainwater tank, double glazing, and a separate studio. Landscaped native gardens complete the home, all in a prime Molonglo Valley location near shops, schools and parks.
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CURTIN 33 McCormack Street
PRICE GUIDE Offers above $1,995,000
VIEWING Sat 14/02/2026, 1-1.30pm Sun 15/02/2026, 1-1.30pm Mon 16/02/2026, 5.30-6.00pm
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Michael Potter 0413 830 598
Rick Jordan 0417 664 334
WOW, this is different, this is rare! Showcasing a unique architectural footprint distinguished through its bold design, unique features and spectacular cameos.
A three-level composition reveals versatile living spaces where feature windows embrace natural light and sun, illuminating stunning timber floors, striking angles and soaring ceilings. Accommodation is generous serviced by tastefully renovated bathrooms and the chic ‘chef’s delight’ kitchen is a winner. Immersed amongst a tapestry of lush greenery surrounded by a plethora of reading and coffee nooks and alfresco entertaining spaces. EER 1
CHISHOLM 41 Alston Street
PRICE GUIDE Offers above $819,000
VIEWING Sat 14/2/2026, 12-12.30pm Sun 15/2/2026, 12-12.30pm CONTACT Michael Potter 0413 830 598 Rick Jordan 0417 664 334
Much loved entry level home
Appealing and inviting residence defined by its elevated location, clean presentation and a strong connection to its scenic surroundings that include panoramic cameos of the Tuggeranong landscape and a delightful, well cared for garden setting.
Further enhanced with comfortable, multiple living zones, a classic 80’s kitchen, fresh, modern bathroom and laundry plus a host of heating/cooling and car parking options. A very private, secluded alfresco area extends the family room outdoors where relaxation and entertaining are guaranteed. EER 2.5
DUFFY 43 Somerset Street
AUCTION Sat 7/3/2026, 10am onsite
CONTACT Alisa Lawrence 0404 066 119 4
VIEWING Sat 14/02/2026, 11.30-12.10pm Sun 15/02/2026, 11.30-12.10pm Tues 17/02/2026, 5.30-6pm
Impeccably built and meticulously maintained, this premium residence occupies an elevated dress-circle position and showcases timeless quality throughout. Designed for modern family living, it balances refined shared spaces with private retreats.
Raked ceilings and clerestory windows capture prized northern light in the entertainer’s kitchen and casual living areas, while sliding doors open to a gazebocovered alfresco entertaining area and manicured gardens. A rare opportunity in a tightly held, premier location. EER 4.5
Executve Residence with Pool and Estate Like Grounds
Commanding an elevated positon and backing directly onto bush reserve, this substantal residence is designed for relaxed family living and entertaining. The home unfolds across multple living zones, including generous formal and informal areas, all oriented to take advantage of the landscaped, expansive gardens, resort-style swimming pool and surrounding natural backdrop. belleproperty.com
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Nestled in one of Turner's most tranquil, tree-lined streets, this elegant Architect designed three-bedroom townhouse built by one of Canberra's best builders ofers a rare blend of comfort, privacy and central convenience. This refined residence delivers not just a home, but a lifestyle in a boutique complex of only 6 residences. The design has been thoughtfully curated for comfort and ease, flowing over two levels. A spacious living room looks out to the back courtyard and the open-plan kitchen and dining space blends style with practicality. The king-sized master suite ofers a tranquil retreat with a large walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. Two additional bedrooms easily accommodate queen and double bed furniture, and the second bedroom has its own private balcony overlooking lush treetops, filling the room with soft natural light. Every space speaks to quality, calm and thoughtful design. You'll love the quietness of this location and yet, everything is at your fingertips. From light rail access to early morning cofee in Braddon, to peaceful parkland strolls, weekend barefoot bowls at the Turner RUC, or walking the kids to school, it's all just moments away. – time to immerse yourself in this desirable location.
Thursday 26 th February 2026, 6pm
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Words by Jil Hogan
Moruya
235 Wamban Road
$2.5 million-$2.6 million
4 4 4
Private sale
Agent: Ray White Batemans Bay, Dawn Mason 0424 847 522
Up a circular driveway lined with old roses, you’ll fnd this elegant house on two hectares of cleared land. The home showcases spotted gum foors, decorative ceilings, a double-sided freplace and custom-made cedar doors and windows. French doors open to tiled patios from every bedroom. A four-car garage has its own loft and bathroom.
Braidwood
38 Maher Lane
$1.5 million-$1.6 million 3 2 2
Private sale Agent: Belle Property Braidwood, Kelly Allen 0466 632 696
If you’ve dreamed of a life among the treetops, this architectural retreat near Braidwood delivers it beautifully. The design makes a bold statement while sitting quietly within nearly 10 hectares of native bushland. The two-bedroom main home features foor-to-ceiling glazing and a limestone bathroom. A separate studio adds fexibility.
Spacious Rural Retreat with Modern Comforts
1349 Bungendore Road, Bywong, NSW
• Set on a sprawling 10ha* (24.86* acres), this family home has been cherished and offers a perfect blend of comfort, functionality and country lifestyle
• Thoughtfully renovated home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, heating, solar + a 2023 deck addition
• Versatile rural land with paddocks, orchard, space for cattle and sheep + multiple water sources
• Easy access with main road frontage, near school bus stops and public transport
raywhiteruralyass.com.au
Auction Sunday 15 February 10am, On-Site View Sunday 15 February 9:30am
Architect-Designed Home and Stunning Gardens with Adjoining Vacant Block
8 & 10 Murray Street, Collector, NSW
• Architect-designed 4 bedroom, 290m²* double brick residence on a north-facing 2,010m²* block
• High ceilings, multiple living zones, entertainer’s kitchen and covered alfresco for year-round enjoyment
• Comfort assured with ducted heating / cooling plus woodfre and slow combustion heating
• Established gardens, solar, rainwater tanks and double garage complete the lifestyle package
• Adjoining 2,007m²* vacant block also available, buy separately or secure both, just 30mins* to Canberra
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Words by Ray Sparvell
A stunning interior on the waterfront
Many ofce spaces sufer from a cookie-cutter mentality when it comes to their ftout, a sure-fre recipe for a look that ends up predictable and tired. To stand out, you should think “inside the box”.
This 134-square-metre mezzanine unit on the Boardwalk in Belconnen defnitely makes a statement with its stunning interior and enviable waterfront location.
Features include 96 square metres of ground-foor area and 42 square metres of mezzanine. It has polished concrete fooring, exposed industrialstyle ceilings, and full-length glazing, and ofers an open-plan layout with a boardroom, kitchen and amenities.
The unit opens directly onto a shared deck that maximises the waterfront location and delivers an ideal setting for informal meetings or drinks. It also includes a secure basement car park.
Cody Edwards of Raine & Horne
Commercial says commercial spaces of this standard are very rare.
“It’s a really cool space that will appeal to many owner-occupiers who appreciate the value that diferentiation like this can deliver to their business,”
Accelerating success.
he says. “Equally, an investor will likely appreciate a solid asset with an enviable waterfront location.”
Edwards says it is competitively priced and stamp-duty exempt, and “the exiting tenant is willing to discuss selling existing furniture and IT equipment”. Belconnen
