Allhomes - July 19, 2025 by Domain Magazines

PEMBERTON RISE THE PEAK

LAND NOW SELLING Land size from 600m2 - 756m2 Land from $589,900

Elevate your lifestyle even higher with the next release at Pemberton Rise, offering even more elevated blocks with spectacular sweeping views over South Jerrabomberra, the Tralee Hills and beyond.

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Larger blocks, with stunning views

Enjoy elevated blocks surrounded by natural landscapes and sweeping views of the Tralee Hills and beyond.

Spend your weekends relaxing, not repairing in a brand new home that’s easy to maintain and built for comfort.

Less than 20 minutes to four major Town Centres and the Airport, you are in close proximity to everything you need.

Build a smarter home

Enjoy smart home technology, year-round comfort with modern heating and cooling, and lower energy bills with energy-efficient design.

Land for your lifestyle

Your block is just the beginning. Enjoy vibrant parks, modern amenities, and a thriving community that enhance everyday life at Pemberton Rise.

Room to grow

Perfect for growing families, these spacious blocks offer room to play, grow and entertain, creating an ideal space for family and gatherings.

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61 Vasey Crescent, Campbell

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A collection of four-bedroom residences, each designed to provide unparalleled luxury with convenience.

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Note from the editor

Outsiders may have raised an eyebrow when Canberra was named the best city in the world for quality of life by a global cities index this year. But those of us who know Canberra is anything but “boring” can attest to this ranking. Perhaps it’s no surprise then that another report found South Canberra to be the best region in Australia for raising a family (p12). With its access to childcare, top schools and recreation areas, it’s easy to see why the southside has earned this title. Our Feature Property in Hughes (p15) is a perfect contemporary example of the familyfriendly housing on offer. This one comes with a surprising twofor-one opportunity that redefines value in a sought-after suburb.

Space, style and scenery

Are you looking for a brand-new, architect-designed home in an up-andcoming suburb? Well, 21 Sunray Street in Tralee may tick all of your boxes. With views across beautiful natural bushland towards Canberra and Jerrabomberra, the home offers a dynamic floor plan and enough space for a growing family.

The layout flows around a spacious open-plan living area that boasts extrahigh ceilings, gorgeous windows, a large recessed electric fireplace and a designer kitchen. Its striking dark tones and stone benchtops complement a black and white interior palette, while a walk-in pantry adds convenience.

“This residence presents a rare opportunity to secure your forever home in a truly community-focused estate,” says Tom Wiggins of Hive Property.

Each of the four bedrooms features plush new carpet, and two have an en suite. There’s a ground-floor theatre room, and a rumpus room upstairs. The August 2 auction has a guide of $1.38 million to $1.44 million.

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WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEKEND

Words by Danielle Meddemmen

11 Rylstone Crescent

$1.299 million

Private sale

Agent: Bastion Property Group, Theo Koutsikamanis 0431 543 649

This family home doesn’t compromise on elegance, from the facade’s stone detail and drop lighting to its polished wooden floors. A practical floor plan caters to everyday needs and includes multiple living areas, as well as a study or multipurpose room. A large solar system will help save on energy bills, and a covered al fresco space provides outdoor living. With its proximity to the Crace shops and green spaces, it’s got everything you need.

4 2 2 EER 5.5 O’Malley

6 Karawatha Place

$2.94 million 6 3

Private sale

5.5

Agent: Blackshaw Tuggeranong, Mehri Roses 0402 225 405

This stunning family home offers an elevated level of luxury sprawled across a 1309-square-metre block. Starting from the manicured gardens out the front and moving inside to the sun-drenched interiors, it features a renovated kitchen, hardwood floors and grand entertaining spaces. The main bedroom is a retreat featuring a stylish en suite and walk-in wardrobe. With an expansive backyard, landscaped gardens and an in-ground solar-heated pool, all bases are covered.

Bruce 14/125 Thynne Street

$939,000+ 3 3 2 EER 6

Private sale

Agent: Premier Capital Properties, Vinko Milicevic 0410 636 045

Source: Domain Group What our expert says

Dr Nicola Powell Chief of research & economics

“The RBA’s cautious rate hold buys time for late-July CPI to confirm a lasting inflation retreat, setting the stage for an August cut to renew housing momentum pre-spring.”

This one-of-a-kind townhouse in Canberra’s north is set across two floors and exudes an industrial-cool vibe. Inside, the dark panelled ceiling is perfectly paired with an abundance of natural light, while the tiled feature walls in the bathrooms make each space unique. Outside, you’ll find a charming retreat in a private dining and barbecue area. The stone feature wall and greenery are particularly inviting. Close to the Belconnen Town Centre.

Jerrabomberra

59 Jacaranda Drive

$1.7 million

5 3 2

Auction: 11am, July 26

Agent: Ian McNamee & Partners, Darren Bennett 0418 633 806

Set on a generous block, this fivebedroom stunner offers luxurious living with room to spare. The home features multiple living zones, a sleek updated kitchen, and a large outdoor entertaining space with a spa and sparkling inground pool. The impressive mainbedroom suite sits on its own upper floor and includes an en suite, a walk-in wardrobe and even a kitchenette. “This is the centrepiece of the home … a true parents’ retreat,” the agent says.

The family property premium

South Canberra is the country’s best region in which to raise children, but expect to pay more to secure a home there.

New and expecting parents who want to live in those suburbs with the best childcare and childhood development services should be prepared to pay a premium for property.

Health insurance comparison service iSelect has analysed the best regions in Australia for raising a family, ranking them based on factors that include childcare costs, performance of local healthcare systems and the number of available childcare places.

“Starting a family is an exciting journey, but it also comes with many decisions around access to support services in your area and how to plan for your child’s future,” says iSelect general manager Andres Gutierrez.

“Our research shows that the availability and affordability of childcare can vary significantly across Australia, as can healthcare quality.”

The regions analysed were based on the Australian Bureau of Statistics SA3 regions, and iSelect’s research revealed the top 10 were spread far and wide, from CottesloeClaremont in Western Australia to the Kenmore-Brookfield-Moggill region in Queensland.

In addition to the financial burden of raising a child, parents would need to pay a premium to live in these suburbs, as houses in all of the top 10 regions on the list are above the combined-capital median price of $1.17 million, according to Domain data.

Top spot for raising a family

The SA3 region of South Canberra, which encompasses Red Hill, Griffith and Forrest, is considered the best place in which to raise a family, with the best childcare availability of any

region across the nation, according to iSelect. However, the Domain House Price Report shows that the region’s median house price is $1.93 million, significantly higher than Canberra’s median of $1.04 million.

However, despite the higher house prices, the quality of life offered to families makes buying in the area worthwhile, says agent Janae McLister of Belle Property Canberra.

“There’s a lot of access to everything,” she says. “There are multiple ovals and sports every afternoon. There’s the Manuka pool for summer.”

Plus, McLister adds, the public transport is “incredibly good”.

She says a large diversity of property types, from small apartments to massive period homes, generally accommodates buyers with budgets at both ends of the scale.

The median unit price is $664,944, which is seen as a much more affordable alternative, while the median weekly rent for a house is $930, and for a unit, it is $610.

Buying in Canberra’s south

The Inner South, in particular, has some of Canberra’s most desirable suburbs, offering proximity to top schools and popular attractions.

Mario Sanfrancesco of Blackshaw Manuka says interested buyers should enter the market prepared with the knowledge of recent sales on specific streets, since price points can vary significantly within each suburb.

“Buyers are not just buying a house [but] a lifestyle and, usually, for the long term,” he says.

“Homes that attract strong interest can receive many offers and transact quickly, [so] if borrowing, buyers need to be financially ready with pre-approval.

“A good relationship with a conveyancing solicitor, who can review contracts on short notice and provide advice [is an advantage].”

For young families on a more limited budget, popular suburb choices include Narrabundah or Deakin. Buyers typically look for well-maintained or renovated homes in desirable school catchments, with open-plan layouts, entertaining areas and outdoor spaces for children.

“For families with older children, high demand is seen in Red Hill, Forrest and Yarralumla … for larger homes with recreation items, such as pools, entertaining, and multiple living and breakout areas,” Sanfrancesco says.

Families with schoolchildren often want plenty of storage, mudrooms, large rumpus or media rooms, and bedroom zoning between parents and kids.

Sanfrancesco says the past 12 months have favoured buyers, but lowered interest rates and tightening stock levels are rapidly favouring sellers.

“Now is the time to buy into the area,” he says. “Demand remains strong for quality homes with architectural interest, generous land size and excellent school proximity.

“Sellers who invest in presentation, marketing and take advice on strategy are achieving the best results. Overpriced or under-prepared properties are facing more buyer scrutiny.”

The Inner South is a “prestige market with discerning buyers, which sets a high bar for sellers”, he adds.

Words by Maria Gil

Units: The median unit price in South Canberra is $664,944.

FEATURE PROPERTY

Words by Jil Hogan

A tale of two homes

Number 1 Leane Street in Hughes may be a single address, but it serves up not one but two architectural residences.

Set on a peaceful corner just metres from Red Hill Reserve, the Rob Henry-designed property is a futureproofed, flexible compound catering to multigenerational living, guest accommodation or even rental income. The main house is a celebration of materiality and light, where soaring ceilings, polished Geostone concrete, and blackbutt timber floors meet natural marble and bespoke finishes.

At the heart of the home is a stunning kitchen with a plumbed fridge, twin ovens, dual dishwashers and a butler’s pantry with a wine fridge.

A formal living space is anchored by a wood fireplace, while an open-plan living and dining area flows out to a covered al fresco area and landscaped rear yard. The accommodation consists of three large bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, plus a main-bedroom retreat upstairs. The latter comes with a separate study, walk-through wardrobe and resortstyle en suite with underfloor heating, Spanish tiles and a walk-in rain shower.

Hughes 1 Leane Street

$2.69 million

6 4 3 EER 6

Private sale

Agent: VERV Property, Jason Roses 0431 419 847

Smart-home integration, zoned ducted air-conditioning, double glazing, designer lighting and custom window treatments all ensure daily comfort.

What truly sets the property apart? The second residence – a free-standing, twobedroom home with private access.

With open-plan living, a full kitchen, floor-to-ceiling tiled bathroom, separate en suite, carport and secure backyard, it’s the definition of self-sufficiency.

“What I love most about this home is the way it blends architectural elegance with everyday practicality,” says agent Jason Roses of VERV Property.

RESTORATION

Words by Emily Power

A modernist bush home

The former property of acclaimed painter Russell Drysdale is a piece of Australian art history.

Some houses are designed, but the most memorable ones are composed. This coastal retreat was once the home of the eminent Australian landscape artist Sir Russell Drysdale and his wife, Maisie Drysdale. It was built six decades ago for the couple by their friend – and another master of his craft – architect Guildford Bell.

Finished in 1966, Bouddi Farm sits on the NSW Central Coast and coalesces

gracefully with its bush setting. The 4.6-hectare property adjoins the Bouddi National Park, which is about 70 minutes’ drive from Sydney.

The property consists of three buildings enmeshed in their bucolic surroundings: the heritage-listed fourbedroom main house; Drysdale’s painting studio, which is a treasured part of the estate and has remained nearly untouched; and a residence called Cloud House.

The latter three-bedroom cottage was constructed during the Drysdales’ era for Bouddi Farm’s caretaker and boasts a tranquil view over the Brisbane Water estuary.

It has since operated successfully as boutique accommodation.

Respectful restoration

Drysdale spent the last decades of his life living and painting at Bouddi Farm, and passed away in 1981.

The current vendors, Gordon and Lucille Sandes, bought the property from the Drysdale family about 25 years ago and undertook a sympathetic restoration. Bell’s modernist signature

has been honoured by keeping the home’s robust and earnest finishes, such as bare brick walls, cool floor tiles and warm banks of timber on the ceilings.

The swimming pool, set amid verdant lawns and with a bougainvillea-draped pool house, was also rebuilt last year.

“It was a considered restoration, not a renovation, and if the Drysdales were to visit the property today, they probably wouldn’t notice anything had changed,” the Sandes told Domain.

Listing agent Lea Turner from Ray White Killcare says the residence is a regional landmark, a key component of NSW’s architectural history and significant to the Drysdale legacy.

“The home still celebrates Drysdale, his love of the bush, the horizon and the intense Australian skies – of being immersed in uninterrupted landscape,” Turner says. “When the current owners purchased Bouddi Farm, the property wasn’t in good condition, so they embarked on a major yet sympathetic restoration.

“They were careful to remain true to all aspects of the original design and architectural intent

“The house was designed to blend seamlessly into its natural surroundings, so it embraces the land rather than dominates it, which was obviously Guildford Bell’s architectural style and matches Drysdale’s love of the open landscape.”

Drysdale’s landscape

Drysdale’s paintings of outback Australia and its unruffled inhabitants diverted from the previous lush and abundant depictions of regional Australia, according to National Gallery of Victoria Australian art curator Beckett Rozentals.

Rozentals says that, in 1944, the artist was commissioned by the Sydney Morning Herald to tour western NSW with journalist Keith Newman and illustrate the impact of the drought. The experience stayed with him and informed his work.

As such, Drysdale’s own home was never going to impose on the environment. Decades on, it remains true to its surroundings.

The entry foyer in the principal house is encased in glass, including from

The modernist, pavilion-style home sits comfortably in its natural setting next to the

the property as

been preserved, almost untouched.

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Drysdale’s legacy

Sir Russell Drysdale is one of Australia’s most groundbreaking artists. He was born in England in 1912, emigrated to Australia in 1923 and was educated at Geelong Grammar School.

In 1954, he represented Australia at the Venice Biennale, alongside Sidney Nolan and William Dobell, and in 1960, he became the first Australian artist to be given a retrospective by the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

“Drysdale’s work paved the way for more nuanced and complex portrayals of the Australian landscape,” says Beckett Rozentals, a curator of Australian art at the National Gallery of Victoria.

“His work helped to raise the profile of Australian art on the global stage.

“Drysdale conveyed an understanding of the stoicism of people living in drought-stricken areas, many of whom were still feeling the financial impacts of the Depression.

above, inviting in earth and sky. The bricks, named “Drysdale pink”, are a soft, amiable pairing with the bushland.

The main house’s layout is organised in three pavilions for daily life and rest.

Bedroom wings fan off hallways that connect to a central living, dining and kitchen zone.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the lush grounds.

The

next chapter

Buyers sometimes shy away from properties with heritage recognition, but this status has given Bouddi Farm even greater value, Turner says.

“Bell and Drysdale crafted a design that remains timeless, and the heritage listing honours the care that has gone into conserving this place,” she says.

A diverse collection of prospective buyers has expressed a desire to be the

next custodian, Turner says. “Some are looking for a place to pursue their creative lifestyle, with or without subsidised income from the short-stay accommodation opportunities with Cloud House.”

Killcare Heights

265 The Scenic Road

Private sale

Agent: Ray White Killcare, Lea Turner 0487 072 474

“Drysdale’s innovative style with its surrealist bent further contributed to the distinctive character of his landscapes.”

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Above:

Bouddi National Park. Left: A stone plaque acknowledges

Drysdale’s home

1966 to 1981. Below left: Drysdale’s painting studio has

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Display house to dream home

All display homes are designed to inspire and to show off the best of what’s possible, but some raise the bar altogether, like 13 Nelson Terrace in Bungendore.

Crowned the region’s 2024 display home of the year by the Housing Industry Association, this architectural standout is quite the showpiece and is now ready for someone to call home.

Set on more than 1000 square metres, the house balances bold design with comfort. The striking exterior – all clean lines and rich textures –

opens to a layout that’s expansive and cleverly zoned.

Downstairs, a formal lounge hides the main-bedroom suite, with its own courtyard, walk-in wardrobe and elegant en suite, while a separate study will entice you to work from home.

The spacious kitchen is worth lingering in. Fully integrated appliances, a built-in fridge and dishwasher, and a butler’s pantry that mirrors the main kitchen in size make it an entertainer’s dream.

Open-plan living and dining areas wrap a central deck, linking seamlessly

“This as-new architectural marvel embodies contemporary design, boasting sleek lines, innovative materials and forward-thinking concepts. It’s all ready to move straight into.”

with the outdoor entertaining space and full outdoor kitchen. This comes with heating for year-round use and is positioned to take in sweeping rural views.

Upstairs, a rumpus room sits alongside the hidden retreat: a second mainbedroom suite with its own lounge, a walk-in wardrobe, a private balcony and a free-standing bath angled perfectly to catch the views.

It’s the kind of space that feels like a boutique getaway – just one you never have to check out of.

country warmth with creative energy, Bungendore is known for its thriving arts scene and strong sense of community. Think cafes, wineries and weekend markets, with Canberra nearby.

Ben Lee PRD Bungendore & Queanbeyan

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Caro, Mawson

A CONSIDERED APPROACH TO LOW - MAINTENANCE LIVING

A boutique collection of just seven thoughtfully designed townhomes in the heart of the Woden Valley. With generous proportions, refined finishes, and practical layouts, these homes are designed to maximise natural light and deliver a low-maintenance lifestyle-without compromising on comfort, space, or quality. Early buyers have the rare opportunity to not only select their finishes, but also make changes to certain elements of the floor plan-allowing each home to be tailored to suit individual needs and preferences.

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Keystone Terraces, Lyneham

A SPACE TO DOWNSIZE WITHOUT COMPROMISE

Our terraces feature some of the widest townhouses in the Inner North, designed with 8-meter grids to ensure generous layouts that offer both space and comfort. Each home includes a full double garage with no basement, providing ease of access and convenience. Built to age in place, the homes are 100% compliant with liveable housing design standard, featuring zero-threshold transitions with no lips or steps, wide doors, and bathrooms ready for movement assistance, such as grab rails. Additionally, KEYSTONE Terraces offers secure, lock-and-leave living, without shared spaces like open basements, giving you the privacy and peace of mind to come and go as you please.

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Zarah, Turner

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The latest masterstroke by Liebke and Co capturing everything on the wishlist. Built to ensure that the luxuries and functionality of a well sized home are the key focus for each residence, wide open generous living areas are complemented by floor to ceiling glazing allowing a perfect outlook to the spacious, easy care gardens. Located in the quiet tree-lined Macleay Street. "Zarah" is placed perfectly in one of the Inner North's most desirable suburbs.

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53 Tyson Street Ainslie

In promoting residential real estate, agents can get carried away. So, let’s skip the fluff and focus on the design, scale, and sophistication. Yes, this home sits in Canberra’s coveted Inner North - close to the City, ANU, and all the usual suspects - but if you’re eyeing a home like this, a nearby bus stop probably isn’t on your checklist.

What does matter? Ainslie shops are 500m south and Mt Ainslie’s trails are just as close to the east. Now, to the home: 6 beds, 6 baths, 5-car garage and a design that ties it all together beautifully. Sitting on 1,200m², this 600m² residence envisioned by an architect-builder-owner, ensuring total design cohesion. Estate Constructions brought it to life with a U-shaped layout that wraps around a private pool and alfresco. The home flows seamlessly, with double-height entry, zoned living areas, and luxe finishes.

• A combined formal living and dining space that anchors the home with elegance and scale

• Guest bedroom downstairs, complete with ensuite and built-in robes - ideal for visitors or extended family

• Dedicated downstairs den/study with ensuite, perfect as a work-from-home space or sixth bedroom

• Oversized 5-car garage featuring an EV charging station, plus integrated gym area and additional storage

• Custom wine cellar, separate rumpus room, and poolside cabana - ideal for entertaining on any scale

• Designer kitchen with dual ovens, gas & electric cooktops, integrated fridge/freezer & generous butler’s pantry

• 6m heated Harmony pool with robotic cleaner, heatstrip electric heaters & ceiling fans in the alfresco area

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COAST & COUNTRY

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Private sale

Agent: Tathra Beach Real Estate, Natalie Scott 0419 417 807

This elevated coastal retreat has panoramic views of the ocean. Split across three levels, the main-bedroom suite has a private deck upstairs, while the ground floor features a flexible space with a bathroom that’s ideal for guests. There’s a rear entertainer’s deck, a private front courtyard and direct beach access from the back garden.

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1177 Captains Flat Road

$1.9 million-$2.1 million 3 2 2

Auction: 5pm, July 23

Agent: Belle Property Queanbeyan, Ryan Broadhurst 0417 513 896

This eco-friendly, Bert Read-designed home boasts 11 hectares of natural beauty. Sitting on the Molonglo River, it offers ample opportunity to get outdoors. Inside, you’ll find three large bedrooms and an open-plan kitchen and living area. You can look forward to basking in the sunroom, curling up by the fire or enjoying a stunning sunset on the patio.

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Prime asset in the heart of the action

There’s a lot happening around Woden. The new Canberra Institute of Technology is landscaped and ready to welcome students in the new term. The permanent bus interchange is well into its construction phase and is expected to be finished by the end of the year. Then, there are apartment complexes under construction with more projects in the pipeline, including the Hellenic Club developments.

All that activity should interest investors in a town centre that has it all. Among it all is the Woden Centre at 20 Bradley Street. The four-level building offers 1946 square metres of office space and a 2.45-year WALE, and sits on a 732-square-metre site with a triple frontage.

Matthew Winter of Colliers Canberra says the property presents an excellent investment opportunity.

“The building is nearly fully leased with a diversified tenancy profile, including national businesses such as IMB, Aussie Home Loans and Red Cross Australia,” he says. “With 86 per cent of the office space leased, there is still potential income growth that can be harnessed,

Phillip 20 Bradley Street $7.5 million+

Expressions of interest: Close 4pm, July 30

Agent: Colliers Canberra, Matthew Winter 0432 344 684