On the edge of Ginninderry’s pristine conservation corridor, Macnamara Ridge has been designed for a life that is extraordinary in every way.
With a limited release of 83 premium blocks, it’s your opportunity to build the home of your dreams with nature on your doorstep and a life that is anything but ordinary.
Within walking or cycling distance to:
•Macnamara Neighbourhood Park (2026)^
•Future Local Centre (2027)^
•Bus network via Pro Hart Avenue
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•Strathnairn ECEC to Year 6 School (partially opening in 2026)
•Design freedom – Build the dream home you’ve always wanted without size constraints or compromises.
•Expansive backyards – Perfect for entertaining, a pool, gardens, or kids’ play areas.
•Open-plan living – Seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces.
•Room to move – Space for a home gym, studio, or additional storage.
•Spacious garage – Ample room for all your family’s vehicles.
•Room for adventure – Space to park your boat, jet ski, or camper van right at home.
•Multi-generational living – Room to build a granny flat, guesthouse, or private retreat for extended family.
Imagine waking up to panoramic views of the Brindabellas, enjoying your morning coffee in a peaceful, open landscape, and still being just moments away from everything you need. Whether you’re looking to build a larger family home, design the ultimate entertainer’s retreat, or create a private sanctuary surrounded by nature, Pemberton Rise has something for every lifestyle.
Come and experience these magnificent Pemberton Rise views for yourself. The viewing platform can be accessed by appointment only between 2pm-4pm on Saturdays.
To book an appointment call 1-800-VILLAGE or visit Southjerra.com.au for more information.
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Note from the editor
Welcome to this Allhomes edition, where we take you on a journey through homes that inspire and communities that grow with you. In the heart of Curtin, discover a dream home (p16) designed with style and flexibility in mind – perfect for families at every life stage. Our Home of the Week (p19) in Red Hill is a prestige residence that blends luxury and individuality, offering refined living in an exclusive setting. Finally, we spotlight the newest land release in Ginninderry (p12), Canberra’s pioneering master-planned community, where sustainability meets innovation and lifestyle. Whether you’re contemplating your next move or thinking of the future, dive in to see what’s possible.
An eco-estate with character
Introducing 89 Cooper Road , a stunning farmhouse cross eco-estate perched on eight hectares of native bushland in Wamboin.
The main house is centred around an impressive open-plan kitchen, living and dining space warmed by a Pialligo quarry stone fireplace at its core.
Split across two levels are three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms and an additional upstairs living area.
The stunning al fresco area rivals the indoor comforts.
“Whether it’s hosting guests by the heated pool or relaxing under the pergola under the night sky, this property will let you slow down and be truly connected to nature,” says agent Ryan Broadhurst of Belle Property Queanbeyan.
Just a stone’s throw from the main home is a studio fitted out with a bathroom, sauna and an attic space. Perfect for hosting guests, it even features a private balcony with views.
The private sale has a guide of $1.85 million to $2.035 million.
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Private sale
Agent: Bastion Property Group, Theo Koutsikamanis 0431 543 649
Recently renovated, this contemporary family home is move-in ready. Offering multiple living zones, a stunning centrepiece kitchen and an elevated deck with a built-in spa, there is ample room for everyday living or entertaining. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the sleek bathroom finishes and stylish tiling to the pendant lights in the main-bedroom suite. A study or fifth bedroom rounds out the package, plus, it’s close to schools and shops.
This brand-new, top-floor residence in one of Canberra’s most soughtafter suburbs has just hit the market. Considering all it has to offer, it won’t be available for long. The floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the interior with natural light, while the generous open-plan living area and balcony boasts stunning mountain views. Nestled in a boutique block with a rooftop barbecue area and the light rail at your door, this apartment will have you living in style.
Auction: 11.15am, June 7
Agent: Blackshaw Gungahlin, Adam Jones 0407 777 601
If you’re in the market for a modern entertainer with plenty of space, then look no further than this impressive two-storey home. Facing a reserve on a large corner block, it features several bedrooms with en suites, multiple living areas and an expansive outdoor space, including a heated pool, al fresco dining and a built-in fire pit. Throw in a home theatre and balcony off the oversized main-bedroom suite, and the whole family is covered.
Private sale
Agent: Town Residential, Kostya Logvinov 0421 485 758
This double-storey home brings a touch of the Hamptons style to family-friendly Coombs. The four-bedroom home boasts spacious living zones and an elegant designer kitchen with Smeg appliances and a walk-in butler’s pantry. There’s also a study nook and a grand main bedroom with an en suite and walk-in wardrobe. Featuring manicured gardens, plantation shutters, premium finishes and Black Mountain views, the home is impressive from top to bottom.
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Suburb planning taken to new levels
Ginninderry has been a rolling success story since its first land releases in April 2017, and Canberrans are now competing to secure another part of their future through a limited release of 83 premium blocks at Macnamara Ridge.
Up for grabs through a book-to-buy process are blocks ranging from 504 square metres to 873 square metres. Ginninderry head of sales and marketing Marcus Mills-Smith says the release has generated substantial interest from those seeking to adopt the Ginninderry lifestyle and become part of its growing and vibrant neighbourhood.
“It’s an opportunity to build a dream home with nature on your doorstep and to join a community that’s unlike any other in Canberra,” he says.
“Ginninderry is about the people as much as the surrounding landscape –it’s a place where neighbours become friends and a vibrant calendar of community events brings even more people together.”
Rooted in nature
Macnamara became Ginninderry’s second suburb and has already held several successful land releases.
Macnamara Ridge is a premium enclave that holds an elevated position with sweeping views of the Brindabellas while neighbouring the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor.
That provides more than 10 kilometres of scenic walking tracks amid a haven for native wildlife, and access to the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. Canberra’s
first swing bridges are also a significant addition to the area.
Mills-Smith says that easy access reinforces a connection with nature.
“Your daily walk becomes a chance to breathe in fresh, eucalyptus-scented air and maybe enjoy a friendly close encounter with the local wildlife,” he says.
Macnamara Ridge is close to a future neighbourhood park, local shops, and the Strathnairn early childhood education centre to year 6 school (partially opening in 2026).
Successful buyers who exchange contracts by June 30 are eligible for a stamp duty rebate along with a raft of other benefits, including free front landscaping.
Many blocks will also have front, rear and/or side retaining walls built – valued at up to $64,000. Land sales will settle later in 2025.
Mills-Smith says the Macnamara Ridge ballot is an exciting time for potential buyers and the joint project owners, Riverview Developments and the Suburban Land Agency.
Natural appeal: Not only was Ginninderry planned with community in mind, the suburb has scenic walking and cycling tracks and access to the Murrumbidgee River.
At a glance
Ginninderry
Macnamara Ridge
Display suite: 1 McClymont Way, Strathnairn, open seven days
Price: From $595,000
Agent: Ginninderry sales team, 1800 316 900
What we love: The vision to create a new standard for planned suburbs in sustainability, design, construction and innovation.
From the agent: “This is an opportunity to build a dream home with nature on your doorstep and to join a community that’s unlike any other in Canberra.”
“Ginninderry is about the people as much as the surrounding landscape.” Marcus Mills-Smith
“Ginninderry really sells itself to those who make the time to visit,” he says.
“They quickly see what we are aiming to achieve and the benefits in becoming part of the community.”
Border lines
Ginninderry is based on one big foundation story. It’s like nowhere else in the territory in that it straddles the ACT and NSW border, stretching from the north-west of Canberra across the border into a part of the Yass Valley.
Land in NSW is locked in by the Murrumbidgee River and Ginninderra Creek. The origin story says that it should have been part of the ACT, but surveyors drawing the border decided on a straight line rather than following the course of the waterway.
Ginninderry master plan
Ginninderry also differs from many of Canberra’s newer suburbs – and even longer-established ones – through a long-term master plan to create a new standard in sustainability, design, construction and innovation.
These elements combine to create a fresh approach to living an exceptional quality of life for Ginninderry residents.
Mills-Smith says so much front-end thought has been invested into the vision for Ginninderry, which included overthe-horizon thinking.
“We’re working on the implementation of the plan and developing the community until 2050,” he says.
“That’s a commitment to the belief in what we intend to achieve, but also in the measured way we intend to carefully roll it out.”
Mills-Smith says this is evidenced in how key elements are introduced in line with community growth, including public transport. Residents can hop on a free bus service – affectionately known as Ginninderry’s “little blue bus” – providing a connection to the broader public network.
Green stars
Ginninderry has always been planned as a model of green sustainability. That was recognised by the Green Building Council of Australia, which certified it as
a six-star Green Star community in 2016 and provided recertification in 2021. Every home in Ginninderry adopts a seven-star energy efficiency rating, further increasing their green credentials and home comfort while reducing running costs.
While this is now standard practice, Mills-Smith says Ginninderry has always been ahead of the curve.
“From the start, it has been planned as a place and a community that would be at ease in its environment,” he says.
“Part of that commitment is to ensure homes are built for comfort and energy efficiency, and that they become a part of the local landscape.”
This approach guarantees you get the best of suburban living in the capital.
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When Vanessa Crump had a new five-bedroom house built, her neighbours couldn’t believe their eyes.
A home ‘built in a day’
Prefab and modular houses are gaining popularity due to their speed and ease of construction, as well as superior engineering.
“When I drove past on my way to work this morning, there was nothing there,” one told her. “By the time I got home again, there was a complete house standing! What the …?”
Crump, 76, sitting on her verandah, looking out over the dam in the middle of her acreage in Sydney’s north-west, laughs. “You know, I could hardly believe it myself,” she confesses. “My son was the builder, and he explained it to me, but you don’t really understand it until you see it with your own eyes.”
The house is one of an increasing number of prefab and modular homes now being put up all over Australia, with components made in factories and either assembled or erected on site.
They’re being touted as the brave new way of hammering the housing crisis because they’re a much faster way of building houses and apartment blocks –and with far fewer defects, since they’re made under controlled conditions away from the vagaries of weather.
Crump’s son, Nathan, is a builder who’s been using the patented, precast, concrete home building system REZICAST for seven years.
“When it’s suitable, it’s my preferred way of building now,” says the principal of Crump Constructions. “Structurally, the way it’s engineered and made, it’s superior, and I know I won’t have any warranty issues or have to repair anything later.
“While it ends up a similar cost to a conventional rendered brick veneer
Quick assembly: Vanessa Crump chose to go with a fivebedroom prefab house for her property in Sydney’s north-west.
by Sue Williams • Photos by Nicky Catley
“When you look at the housing crisis, this kind of technology is pretty exciting.” Natasha Di Ciano
house, you can put up the panels and roof in one day so you don’t get delays with bad weather and then have everything finished in 10 to 14 weeks.
“It also has great thermal properties so you need less heating and cooling.
“I know Mum loves it!”
Solution to shortage
Over 100 homes have been built using REZICAST in the past 10 years at an average price of around $400,000.
Founder and managing director Mick Johnson says the system, which sends engineering drawings to precast plants anywhere in the country, offers tremendous promise for helping solve the housing shortage more quickly.
“It’s becoming more popular all the time,” he says. “I think it really is the way of the future.
“It’s also resistant to bushfires, termites and floods, it is very strong, and you can’t pick the finished home as any different.”
NXT TEC is another prefab system that promises fast results, with components manufactured off-site and assembled onsite to get to lock-up in four days. Chair and managing director Natasha Di Ciano
says, “It’s like pieces of a building that lock together like Lego.
“When you look at the housing crisis, this kind of technology is pretty exciting because it increases the speed of delivering high-quality, energyefficient homes. With speed, too, comes affordability, as you can live in it, or rent it out, more quickly.”
Ahead of the flat-pack
Then there’s PT Blink, hailed as the “IKEA of construction”. It involves a post-tensioned steel structure manufactured off-site and transported as a flat pack. It allows an apartment building to be delivered in half the time of the traditional process and at a 5 to 10 per cent lower cost.
“It’s an innovative technology that co-ordinates the design, procurement and delivery for developers for mid to high-rise buildings, and de-risks projects,” says chief executive Wayne Larsen.
“We have 190 apartment projects that we’re working on in total, and around 170,000 apartments in the pipeline, worth about $2 billion. The challenge is to persuade developers
to change their methodology.”
Speaking of IKEA, SBS TV’s Dateline program recently travelled to Sweden to investigate the country’s flat-pack home market. Producer Colin Cosier says they have the magical combination of a culture of efficiency and innovation –and terrible weather.
“We can learn so much from Sweden for the Australian market,” he says.
“It’s incredible, and my feeling is that we’ll see a lot more of this here over the next 10 to 20 years.”
Building 4.0 CRC is an industry-led research initiative co-funded by the federal government. Its chief executive, Professor Mathew Aitchison, says modular (where a complete house is delivered) and prefab (where it’s assembled on-site) are good choices for different circumstances, as well as whether to use timber or concrete.
“In Sweden and Scandinavia, they will tolerate a lot more homogeneity than Australia would, but it’s often about marrying good design into a manufacturing system so you wouldn’t notice how similar the homes are,” Aitchison says. “And it depends on the location and climate, too.
“For instance, we have a lot of timber prefab on the east coast, while in Western Australia it’s concrete prefab because of white ants. But to supercharge the prefab and modular industry, you need to pull together as much demand as you can to create a strong, consistent pipeline of projects.”
Stream Dateline: Sweden’s Flat-pack Homes on SBS On Demand or catch new episodes of the show on Tuesdays at 9.30pm on SBS.
Building blocks: The prefab system at NXT TEC delivers fast results, with components manufactured off-site.
Above: Crump‘s prefab home was built by her son, Nathan Crump, who has been using this system for seven years.
Below: The finished house is resistant to bushfires, termites and floods.
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Elegant design to suit all
Flexibility and functionality aren’t particularly glamorous words, but 3 Gregson Place manages to make them effortlessly elegant.
This brand-new Curtin residence takes the practicalities of modern family life – growing kids, working from home, multigenerational living – and wraps them in high-end finishes, with a flexible floor plan.
You get a taste of the grand scale right from the front entrance. The ceiling soars dramatically to a height of almost five metres, while wide hallways add to the flow and volume.
Spread across the home are four bedrooms, four bathrooms, multiple living spaces, an expansive kitchen and dining area, a laundry, a full office plus another study nook, a resort-style al fresco area, and a lock-up garage.
It is predominantly a single-level floor plan, with just three steps throughout the entire home.
“When you normally get homes of this size, they are two-storey,” says listing agent Brett Hayman.
“We’re finding that the majority of buyers would probably prefer a singlelevel home. So this home has maxed out the plot ratio.
“The block is quite wide at the front and narrowed towards the back, so the house has been designed to suit and maximise the block, including the northwest natural light.”
Throughout, every space is the result of thoughtful design. In the kitchen, white joinery with timber shadow lines creates a dramatic visual effect.
What you first see of the kitchen only tells half the story.
Resort-style relaxing: The heated pool complements the outdoor area, with its kitchen and landscaped gardens.
“You can change your configuration almost as the family grows, and that’s how it was designed.” Brett Hayman
“Walking through the kitchen, you turn around the corner and there’s a whole butler’s pantry with an extra sink,” Hayman says. “And it’s not a separate butler’s pantry – it flows off the kitchen, which is quite unique.”
Timber flooring travels into the openplan dining space and family room, where an electric fire keeps things cosy. It all opens up to the outdoor space, featuring a heated mineral pool, outdoor kitchen, and landscaped gardens.
The home’s accommodation areas are just as exceptional. Grouped together at the front around another living room are three bedrooms – one with an en suite –plus a main bathroom and study nook.
The cherry on top is the main-bedroom wing tucked away at the rear, which feels more like a private retreat.
Up those three steps, you’ll find a full study, a spacious bedroom, a vast walk-in wardrobe, and an en suite with a bath and dual rain showers.
This is where the home’s flexibility really shines.
Auction: 10am, June 14
Agent: Hayman Partners, Brett Hayman 0411 414 624
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“If you’ve got a baby, the master suite’s study is big enough to have a cot in it,” Hayman says.
“Then, if you want to be closer to the kids in their young years, you can use the second master as your bedroom with the other kids’ bedrooms around it.
“As your kids get older, and you want that little bit of segregation, the master room sits privately at the rear.
“There’s a massive walk-in wardrobe, but if you wanted to use that study area as more of a dressing room, you could do that, too.
“It can also support multigenerational living, or if you have visitors.
“So, you can change your configuration almost as the family grows, and that’s how it was designed.”
The layout also has a fourth bathroom placed off the laundry next to the garage.
“Kids who have been at sport, you can strip them off and throw them into the shower there quite quickly without tracking mud and things through the house,” Hayman says.
Broad scope: The single-level floor plan doesn’t detract from the home’s amount of space, evident in its multiple living areas.
We’re partnering with Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa to give away 2 nights of luxury in a stunning 2-bedroom property, valued at $2390, with breakfast and a $200 resort credit to use in your stay.
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A bold statement in luxe living
In a world where luxury homes often play it safe, 2 Mugga Way is a rulebreaker – and all the better for it.
Set on Canberra’s most distinguished street and backed by Red Hill Reserve, this house is equal parts architectural feat and private retreat.
Crafted at a scale rarely seen today, and with a material palette that leans bold rather than beige, it’s a home that doesn’t blend in.
Oregon timber double doors greet you and lead you inside, where wooden beams sweep overhead, industrial
steel anchors the soaring ceilings, and the home unfolds around a central mineral pool.
A sunken chef’s kitchen with a teppanyaki grill and a blackwood breakfast bar opens to expansive living spaces lined in rich timber and parquetry.
A custom bar, 1000-bottle cellar and multiple lounges make hosting a breeze.
There are six bedrooms, including a main suite with a luxurious en suite, extensive wardrobe space and views of the reserve.
Rounding out the offering are a guest suite, a home office, a pool house with sauna, and a basement ripe for conversion into an eight-car garage.
The grounds are just as generous.
A circular driveway sweeps across the 70-metre frontage, while the backyard has gardens, a chicken coop and direct access to the nature reserve – your private gateway to Red Hill’s walking trails.
While others might aim for impressive, this is a home in a class of its own.
AREA Red Hill is where prestige meets privacy, and Mugga Way is like its crown jewel. A stroll from Canberra Grammar, steps from the Red Hill Reserve, and minutes from Manuka and the Parliamentary Triangle, this address is idyllic and iconic. What the agent says
“This property truly is spectacular. There’s no other home like it in Canberra and, arguably, anywhere in Australia. Tastefully renovated, it has retained its late1970s architecture and style the home is so well known for.”
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December 2024
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Tennis champion serving up an ace
Australian tennis champion
Nick Kyrgios is calling game, set and match on his luxury Sydney penthouse, with the property scheduled to go under the hammer on June 14. The best part? Buyers can skip the masking tape and cardboard boxes as Kyrgios is selling the Kensington home fully furnished.
Perched atop the Capella building with panoramic views extending as far as the Blue Mountains, the three-bedroom property is listed with a $1.8 million price guide.
A long-time Canberra local, Kyrgios bought the property for $1.6 million in 2022 when he relocated to Sydney. Buying a penthouse in the Capella building is almost as rare as winning a grand slam.
Kyrgios has done both, and while prospective buyers may need a lifetime of tennis lessons to get remotely close to achieving one of these milestones (Kyrgios won the Australian Open men’s doubles final with Thanasi Kokkinakis in 2022), the opportunity to buy into
the Capella building is now within arm’s reach for a lucky buyer.
Penthouse apartments in the building are highly prized and tightly held, says the listing agent, Tristan Oddi of PPD Real Estate.
“They are very sought after; buyers are on a waiting list and the penthouses rarely come up; maybe one or two sell in a 12-month period,” he says.
“It’s a top-floor penthouse that’s split level with three very spacious bedrooms and it’s got lovely district views and a north-facing rooftop terrace.”
The winning combination of the property’s high-end finishes, clever floor plan, private rooftop, generously sized bedrooms and Kensington lifestyle is unbeatable, Oddi says.
“You’re right in the heart of Kensington but it’s also very quiet and private at the same time,” he says.
“You walk out the front door and you have the light rail and you’re in the city in 10 minutes, or you’re a twominute walk from coffee shops, eateries [and] doctors.”
The property presents a turnkey opportunity for interested parties and is available for sale fully furnished.
“It comes fully kitted,” Oddie says.
“He’s leaving a lot of inclusions – the big TV, the soundbar, the couch. He’s spared no expense; all the furniture is really high end.”
Kyrgios has made some changes to the property, including updating the kitchen and installing a breakfast island bench to make the dining and living areas more free-flowing.
The property, with its supersized main bedroom, would suit a variety of buyers, from downsizers to families making the leap from a two-bedroom unit.
“It would work for younger families, maybe with one or two kids, because the jump from a three-bedroom apartment to a three-bedroom house is probably almost like a million dollars,” Oddi says.
The building’s shared amenities, including a pool and green spaces, are also poised for family living.
“There’s a huge grass area for kids to kick footies around and then there’s the
swimming pool too,” Oddi says. “I’ve sold a few properties in this building and it’s got a real community feel to it.”
For tennis and property enthusiasts hoping to score an ace, the nearest tennis court is a short five-minute drive away at Centennial Parklands Sports Centre. The practice may come in handy on auction day, when an anticipated bidding rally awaits.
Kensington
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Ready to go: Nick Kyrgios is leaving the penthouse fully furnished with a TV and high-end furniture.
Nick Kyrgios is selling his highly sought-after Kensington penthouse in the Capella building – with everything included.
72 Hicks Street, Red Hill .
Bespoke Luxury Meets Unrivalled Craftsmanship
Pre-eminent position intertwines with stunning design and flawless craftsmanship, this residence is one of a kind. Thoughtfully designed across two levels and positioned on an 845sqm parcel, brimming with style and substance via cleverly selected materials and textures, gorgeous colour palette and an abundance of striking features, every part of this home is both divinely functional and enviably finished.
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45 Lowanna Street, Braddon .
Stylish two-level gem
Welcome to your dream lifestyle! This stunning three-bedroom, onebathroom home offers the perfect blend of comfort, charm and convenience. Step inside and be instantly impressed by the handcrafted cabinetry and bespoke finishes that bring warmth, character, and timeless elegance to every room. The home also hosts a brand new designer kitchen, perfect for home chefs and entertainers alike. belleproperty.com
Convenience and Style in Resort Style Haven
Located in the heart of Greenway, this stylish two-storey townhouse enjoys a sought-after position just moments from the Tuggeranong Town Centre, providing easy access to shopping, dining, and everyday essentials. Nestled within a highly regarded development that backs directly onto the Pine Island Nature Reserve, it offers the perfect blend of lifestyle and location.
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“Coastal cool” is an accurate description of this house, with its sleek design across two floors. The ground level features two bedrooms and a living area opening to an impressive deck. Upstairs, you’ll find a modern kitchen, two more bedrooms and a balcony. With a generous yard and close proximity to the beach, it’s the ultimate seaside escape.
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670 Macs Reef Road
$1.69 million-$1.82 million
Private sale
Agent: Ray White Bungendore, Ellie Merriman 0402 117 877
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On 13 hectares of serene bushland, this freshly updated four-bedroom beauty is all about space and style. With Brindabella views, a tennis court and not one, but two, main-bedroom suites, the home has just about everything you could ask for. Add the epic outdoor entertaining area with a fireplace, plus a chicken coop, and it’s a true rural retreat.
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Big-box retail centre with income to match
Who wouldn’t want an annual income of $1 million? The only catch is that your pockets would need to be even deeper to snap up this big-format opportunity in Fyshwick. On offer is a substantial retail centre of over 5000 square metres, situated on a landholding of more than one hectare on Iron Knob Street. It also includes more than 150 basement and on-grade parking bays.
The property has a long-standing occupancy history, leased to a strong national tenant profile.
It’s currently anchored by Chemist Warehouse, Auto One and Ten Tops. Guy Randell of Burgess Rawson says the property presents a massive opportunity to establish a presence in this bustling area of Fyshwick.
“The location doesn’t get much better, with more big-box retailers within close proximity,” he says.
“Property syndicates, land bankers and institutional investors are likely to take a very close look at what’s on offer –particularly as a replacement cost would likely exceed the sale price.”
The annual net income is estimated to be $969,276 plus GST. But the threshold
Industrial or DA approved childcare development
Block 18 Section 11, Mitchell ACT
– DA approved for 110 place childcare centre
– IZ 2 zoning perfect for industrial developers and operators
– Flat, rectangular 1,685sqm* corner block
Great location servicing Canberraʼs main growth area of Gungahlin and West Belconnen
– Highly visible corner block with potential for multiple access points
– One of the Last IZ2 development opportunities available in Mitchell
– Easy access to major arterial roads
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is likely to be quickly passed with fixed 2.5 per cent to 4 per cent compounding annual rental increases.
The property sits opposite the Canberra Outlet Centre and close to Bunnings, Officeworks, The Good Guys, Harvey Norman, Bing Lee, and more.
Fyshwick
17 Iron Knob Street
Expressions of interest: Close 3pm, June 11
Agent: Burgess Rawson, Guy Randell 0430 272 999 Scan the code to
Fully Tenanted Investment Published Reserve: $360,000
- Short walk to ANU, light rail, and only 1.3km to Canberra CBD
- Ongoing lease until September 2026 with 5 year option
Canberra’s newest and most spectacular walking tracks are right on your doorstep, giving you unprecedented access to the banks of the Murrumbidgee River and some of the most spectacular views in our region.
Here in Macnamara Ridge, your morning cofee becomes a cinematic experience, against the backdrop of the majestic Brindabellas. Your daily walk is a chance to encounter wildlife and breathe in the fresh, eucalyptus-scented air. And your everyday commute isn’t just a drive; it’s a scenic journey past rolling hills and open sky. Where
Private inspections available
Go to ginninderry.com/macnamara-ridge or visit The Link Community and Information Centre 1 McClymont Way Strathnairn | 1800 316 900
•83 premium blocks in a spectacular elevated location from $595,000#
•Free front landscaping and construction waste management*
