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.
Live close, connectedstay Low maintenance, high comfort
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 Room to grow Land for your lifestyle
Enjoy smart home technology, year-round comfort with modern heating and cooling, and lower energy bills with energyefficient design.
Your block is just the beginning. Enjoy vibrant parks, modern amenities, and a thriving community that enhance everyday life at Pemberton Rise.
Perfect for growing families, these spacious blocks offer room to play, grow and entertain, creating an ideal space for family and gatherings.
No stamp duty payable for De Burgh apartments up to $1m.
You could save approximately $35k.
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Meet, mingle and unwind at the residents’ lounge.
Top level tranquillity at the residents’ rooftop garden.
Sweat, stretch, repeat at the residents’ gym.
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Denman North awaits
Build-ready land now selling. Option to settle in 2026.
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Land is now selling in settlement terms available.
Live close to shops, schools and parks. Denman North features walking trails, a community garden and a playground right on your doorstep.
Embrace the opportunity to build your future in Canberra’s most remarkable community.
Visit the land sales suite at 9 Romano Street to secure your block.
Patricia Hepburn and Nick Brearley 02 6175 3300
sales@denmanprospect.com.au
Cravens Creek Cultural Trail
Denman Village Shops
Denman Village Playground
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.
Note from the editor
Canberra’s property market has entered the winter selling season raring to go, recording solid auction clearance rates of 64 per cent two weeks in a row. We’ve felt the heat ourselves as listings destined for these pages sold from under us faster than ever! However, for those house hunters who feel like they’ve been missing out, take heart. Our Cover Story showcases an impressive entertainer in Banks, perfectly designed for family life now and into the future. Or flick to our Home of the Week in O’Connor, boasting that X-factor you don’t often see. We also spotlight some of the winners from the recent Dulux Colour Awards (p16), which may just inspire your next creative project.
This gorgeous newly built custom home at 7 Mannifera Drive, just a short stroll from Gundaroo village, was built with families in mind.
From the stunning chef’s kitchen –featuring a four-metre-long stone island bench, marble benchtops and sleek black cabinetry – to the luxe media room and breezy indoor-outdoor flow, no stone has been left unturned.
Parents can enjoy the main-bedroom retreat, which offers double vanities in the en suite, and a walk-in wardrobe.
The additional bedrooms are all spacious and include built-in wardrobes. The fourth doubles as a home office, with built-in cabinetry and its own entry.
A stylish deck is connected to the kitchen by a servery window – perfect for serving food and drinks as guests relax in the backyard. There’s also a fire pit and a massive shed.
Convenience is guaranteed thanks to a 130,000-litre water tank, solar power and acoustic insulation.
The private sale through Hive Property’s Katrice Velnaar has a price guide of $1.55 million.
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5 Horneville Street
$1.13 million
4 2 2 EER 4.5
Private sale
Agent: Blackshaw Gungahlin, Michael Braddon 0408 446 793
You could live the resort lifestyle every day in this ultra-chic home in one of Canberra’s most peaceful suburbs. It’s split across two levels, with four bedrooms on the first floor. The main has an en suite, walk-in wardrobe and a balcony. Downstairs are multiple lightfilled living areas and a modern kitchen that’s as functional as it is fabulous. On sunny days, you’ll want to spend your time on the patio, dipping in and out of the pool to cool down.
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2001/2 Marcus Clarke Street
$2 million+ 3 3 2 EER 0
Auction: 1pm, June 28
Agent: Independent Property Group North, Grahame O’Brien 0418 625 437
A prime location and even better views are just two of the many impressive features of this two-storey penthouse on the 20th floor. It boasts soaring 5.3-metre ceilings, a curved staircase, and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with light. Each bedroom has its own en suite, and both levels boast expansive balconies made for soaking up the Canberra sun and looking out across the nation’s capital to Lake Burley Griffin and Parliament House.
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“Canberra’s housing market is beginning to recover, with favourable price-to-income ratios and easing borrowing costs laying the foundations for a steady rebound into FY26.”
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Latham 13 Wrixon Street
$1.28 million+ 5 2 2 EER 6
Private sale
Agent: Trusted Realtors, Serene Teoh 0497 565 143
Whoever said that family living couldn’t be done in style? Boasting five spacious bedrooms plus a study, two and a half bathrooms and dual living areas, this is a perfect home for those wanting space with no compromises on beauty. With a light timber and white palette throughout, large floor-to-ceiling windows and curved accents, the interior is stunning. With a second kitchen (and laundry) to avoid any crowds, they have really thought of everything.
Forde 14 Ridding Street
$799,000+ 2 2 1 EER 6
Private sale
Agent: Stone Gungahlin, Jess Smith 0410 125 475
This single-level two-bedroom home features a breezy, open-plan layout, soaring ceilings, and a low-maintenance backyard with a sunny deck perfect for your morning coffee or evening wine. Built in 2011, it still exudes a modern touch, with tiled flooring and white cabinetry throughout the kitchen and bathroom. Surrounded by established parks and not far from the beautiful reserve that is Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary, this one has it all.
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TDesigned to be flexible, spacious and practical, this elevated house in Banks has a layout suited for the long term.
Family-sized to grow with you
here’s something comforting about the idea of putting down roots –finding a home that suits your life now and will still make sense five, 10, or even 20 years from now.
That’s how 29 Galbraith Close in Banks is set up. The four-bedroom family home offers a lifestyle that’s equal parts spacious, practical and elevated, both literally and figuratively.
Set on a 993-square-metre block and enjoying one of the street’s highest vantage points, it captures sweeping views across the Tuggeranong Valley to the Brindabellas, with a west-facing aspect that turns golden at sunset. But the home is far more than just a vantage point.
“It’s literally the forever home,” says listing agent Luke Lindley of AM Property Agency. “It’s the home that you buy to stay in until you’re ready to downsize.”
Owned and lived in by the same family since 2008, the property has been lovingly extended and upgraded over time to suit their growing needs, and
now, it’s ready for the next family to make their own long-term memories.
From the double-door formal entry with its soaring ceilings and contemporary chandelier, the house opens up in both directions – one wing for living, the other for sleeping.
The main-bedroom suite is a private parents’ retreat. Positioned at the front, it takes in those mountain views and features a walk-in wardrobe and a dualvanity en suite.
The other three oversized bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, are zoned around a separate living space and a family bathroom with a separate toilet.
The generous laundry comes with walk-in storage and a door that can be closed to hide the mess.
The home is designed around flexibility. It offers private spaces for kids and parents, with a layout that changes as the family does.
“If the kids are a little bit older, they can have their own separation from the parents when they’ve got their friends over,” Lindley says.
Dip into the view: The solar-heated mineral pool has stone paving and a water feature, and has been placed to maximise the outlook from the block’s elevated perch.
Auction: 2.30pm, July 12
Agent: AM Property Agency, Luke Lindley 0488 380 033
“It’s literally the forever home. It’s the home that you buy to stay in until you’re ready to downsize.” Luke Lindley
The central living area is the open-plan heart of the home.
The kitchen, meals and family spaces flow together over herringbone oak floors and are flanked by west-facing windows fitted with plantation shutters.
The gourmet kitchen includes Corian benchtops, a 900-millimetre gas cooktop, a reverse osmosis tap, double sink, and generous pantry storage.
Tucked neatly underneath is a double garage with an adjoining multipurpose room currently set up as a gym.
If there’s a showpiece in this home, it’s the outdoor entertaining area.
A 90-square-metre covered deck with a pergola and kitchenette overlooks a solar-heated mineral pool with stone paving and a tranquil water feature.
The pool has been placed to maximise the block’s elevation, Lindley says.
“You can swim in the pool, looking out over the view. It’s perfect for entertaining.
“And there’s a side entrance, so if you’re hosting, guests can access the backyard without going through the house.”
The backyard features a private, lowmaintenance garden, while the front of the property offers a secondary driveway providing off-street parking space for boats, trailers or vehicles.
Then there’s the location. Lindley says Galbraith Close is known as one of Banks’ most desirable streets for good reason: it offers a peaceful, elevated position, with access to nature just a few steps from the front door.
“Literally from the doorstep of this house, you can just walk down to the end of the street and up onto some beautiful nature reserves,” he says.
“The family used to do that when the kids were younger.
“So, you’re still in Canberra, still in the suburbs, but you’ve got access to nature right on your doorstep.”
In a street known for its tightly held family homes, this is the kind of place you move into with no plans to leave.
This feature is part of an Allhomes Deluxe package.
Quality fitout: The gourmet kitchen includes Corian benchtops, a 900-millimetre gas cooktop, a reverse osmosis tap, double sink, and ample pantry storage.
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Situated in the heart of Belconnen, Melba is one of those suburbs that takes many by surprise.
Stretching from Ginninderra Drive in the south to the foothills of Mount Rogers Reserve in the north, Melba is full of established homes on large blocks and has a range of amenities.
If you’re heading out to have a look, make Cafe Mame your first stop for a quick coffee. It opened during the pandemic and soon became a focal point for the Melba community.
A few years later, owners Jiwoo and Amy Kim opened the Drunken Tiger. Every suburb needs a good Asian takeaway, and this one’s a bit special.
Timothy Road agent Tim McInnes says there’s a real sense of community in the suburb.
“Melba appeals to everyone,” he says. “Growing families are looking at generous homes on large blocks, there are some excellent entry-level homes for first-home buyers, and then there are boutique townhouses for the downsizers.
“The suburb is in high demand and it’s great value for money.”
The median house price in Melba has increased by 13.5 per cent to $985,000 in the past year, Allhomes data shows.
Named after the opera singer Dame Nellie Melba, the suburb is serviced by the well-regarded Mount Rogers Primary School and two campuses of Melba Copland Secondary School, from year 7 to year 12.
It’s dotted with several little playgrounds, set in pockets of green along the wide tree-lined streets.
At the southern end of the suburb is a sports precinct that’s home to the Melba Tennis Club, a BMX track and several ovals.
Here you’ll also find Ginninderra Creek and the Melba Wetlands if you like a more relaxed activity, with walking trails and bike paths galore.
Drunken Tiger is not your regular local Asian takeaway. Owner Jiwoo Kim, who also owns Cafe Mame with his wife Amy, comes from a fine-dining background. It’s a little bit elevated.
Cafe Mame at the Melba Shops opened in the middle of the pandemic and became a real community hub. It offers great coffee and a diverse range of both sweet and savoury dishes.
There are a few great spots in Melba, depending on what you’re after. Bainton Crescent, which showcases incredible views across Canberra and offers easy access to Mount Rogers Reserve, is one of the best.
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TOP TWO / MELBA
4 Alfred Hill Drive
$850,000+ 4 2 2 EER 1.5
Private sale
Agent: Timothy Road, Tim McInnes 0401 097 568
Located within walking distance of schools and the trails of Mount Rogers Reserve, this solid family home has plenty to offer. Four generously sized bedrooms – the main with a renovated en suite – sit separately from the light-filled living areas, while the open-plan kitchen has ample storage. There’s a large rear yard and a double carport with more storage options.
87 Copland Drive
$900,000+ 4 2 2 EER 0.5
Private sale
Agent: Maloney’s The Estate Agent, Moira Maloney 0407 715 244.
This solid home sits on a 911-square-metre block in a sought-after area of Belconnen close to the town centre, parks and schools. With a fresh lick of paint, new carpets, lighting and window treatments, the home is light-filled and well-presented. The spacious bedrooms are located away from the living areas, and the kitchen overlooks a large, separate family room.
Above and left: Melba offers a range of housing styles, including spacious homes on big blocks. Far left: The suburb is sprinkled with playgrounds and green spaces. Below: The attractive shops and shaded seating clustered around the IGA supermarket.
DESIGN
Words by Elizabeth Clarke
While colour has become a collective obsession, with vibrant tones dominating homes from Bondi to Cottesloe Beach, the winning projects at the 39th Dulux Colour Awards prove nutty tones and playful pastels can be just as thrilling.
“There’s been a pivot towards natural shades as we become more environmentally conscious and reduce our ecological footprint,” says Andrea Lucena-Orr, Dulux colour and communications manager. “We have seen the overall palette become warmer with brown undertones in the past four years. This has created warmer hues such as beiges, tans, umber and ochres.”
Homes that are just warming up
This year’s awards, held at the National Gallery of Victoria, highlighted the brilliant use of colour by designers from Australia and New Zealand across eight categories, with 88 finalists selected from 481 entries.
Monochromatic colour schemes were also popular, and while the concept of applying a single hue might seem simple, it is anything but, Lucena-Orr says.
“[Colour] must be well-thought through and a considered decision to ensure it works with every other component in the space,” she says. “This one colour has to do all of the heavy lifting and will create mood and identity in the overall design.”
Residential interiors, one of the most exciting categories, showcased impressive colour mastery, particularly evident in the winning entry, Elonera House by Studio Doherty.
This elegant Edwardian home embraces a predominantly grey palette combined with shades of duck-egg blue, dusky pink and pale yellow.
“The colours have been well considered in relation to the materials used, such as the light timber and natural coloured wall tiles,” Lucena-Orr says. “The colours don’t distract; they highlight key features in the home with a sense of balance and tranquillity.”
It was “hello yellow” for many successful projects – and a winning choice for Dunstan, a postwar cottage project by SSdH, which was crowned the single residential exterior winner. The judges praised its use of mellow yellow, especially on the pergola – a playful link between inside and out.
“I love that the entrance of the home celebrates the heritage of this original
Rosherville House (left and right): The warm palette earned a residential interiors commendation.
The winners of the Dulux Colour Awards show what can be done with warm hues in bold houses.
“We have seen the overall palette become warmer with brown undertones for the past four years.”
postwar home, whereas the new addition along with the entertainment space tells a completely new story,” Lucena-Orr says.
Arent and Pyke, known for their imaginative use of colour, did not disappoint with Wharf House, a historic home on Sydney Harbour, which received a commendation for residential interior design.
Lucena-Orr describes it as a “timeless and refreshing masterpiece” for its rich, warm palette that nods to the home’s past while embracing the present.
Colour is used inventively here – deep marine tones are employed where views are visible, jewel-like colours highlight original leadlight windows, and butter yellow, clotted cream and blue-grey tones grace the internal spaces.
A home’s materiality can influence its colour palette, and while the 1980s
shocked with neon tones, the decade’s brick and timber structures are now inspiring warm, inviting interiors.
A beautiful example is Rosherville House by Kennedy Nolan, which received a commendation in the residential interior design category.
The handsome brick and tile pavilionstyle home on Sydney’s North Shore has been redesigned with an earthy colour palette, textured materials, and moments of muted blue and green that complement its retro furnishings.
“It’s a tonal palette that works beautifully with the natural materials in this home, and each colour brings unique warmth,” Lucena-Orr says.
See all of the winners and finalists in the 2025 Dulux Colour Awards. dulux.com.au
Dunstan (above right): Mellow yellow was a winning choice for the postwar cottage. Wharf House (above left): Described as a “timeless and refreshing masterpiece”.
Elonera House: The masterful residential interiors winner.
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Words by Danielle Meddemmen
Standing out from the pack
It might be true that many homes follow the same blueprint, but 60 Clianthus Street is in a class of its own.
The first clue to its individuality is the facade’s rare combination of brick and raw cedar cladding – it’s mismatched yet marries perfectly.
Internally, the home is multilevel and designed for functional living but with unmatched grandeur. All four bedrooms sit on the first floor, each generous in size
and running alongside a large outdoor patio that boasts a brick pizza oven and heated magnesium pool.
The second floor is reserved for living and entertaining. It features a stylish kitchen with marble and wood finishes, spotted gum timber floors, and abundant natural light.
A stunning lounge room is just steps away, bathed with the same sunlight and centred on the brick
“This is a really unique home, designed by the owners, with views to the city and with entertaining and lifestyle at the heart. It just has a certain X-factor.”
feature fireplace, ready for the cool Canberra winter.
The home also features hydronic slab heating, solar panels, and automated sunscreens for ease of living and with the environment in mind.
From its elevated position, the home has views of Black Mountain, Mount Ainslie and Mount Majura.
It’s for those looking for a home built with purpose instead of off the plan.
Leafy O’Connor, a short drive from the city and backing onto two nature reserves, is the perfect balance of city and country. Close to some of the best hospitality venues, it’s a highly desirable location.
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Where family grows and downsizing feels like home
Tucked away on a quiet, leafy street, this beautifully presented single-level home offers a relaxed lifestyle with light-filled interiors, soaring raked ceilings, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. New carpets, fresh paint, and flexible living spaces create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. With spacious bedrooms, a sun-drenched open-plan living area, and sustainable touches throughout, it’s a home that balances comfort and practicality. Perfect for growing families or downsizers who don’t want to compromise.
Large bedrooms with built-in robes
Two separate living rooms
Large open plan design
Seamless indoor-outdoor flow
New carpets and freshly painted
Security cameras
Ducted gas heating + evaporative cooling
5 burner gas cooktop
8 Betty Maloney Crescent, Banks
The perks
Elevated Family Living, Backing Nature and Golf Course
Set in a peaceful complex and backing onto the Gold Creek golf course, this spacious four-bedroom home offers privacy, outlook, and room to move. With high ceilings, three separate living areas, and a sunlit open-plan design, it’s built for relaxed family living.
Enjoy outdoor entertaining on the large balcony with automated pergola, plus year-round comfort with ducted gas heating, evaporative cooling, and solar. A rare blend of space, nature, and convenience—just minutes to Gungahlin and the City.
The perks
High ceilings and fresh finishes throughout
Gas cooktop, electric oven, and ample bench and storage space
Ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling
Three separate living areas
Large balcony with automated pergola
Beautifully established garden
16/29 Temperley Street, Nicholls
Bespoke Design and Exclusive Position
Located in the prestigious ‘Element’ building at the Kingston Foreshore, this refined two-bedroom residence offers a perfect blend of designer style and easy lakeside living. Featuring crafted Thor’s Hammer cabinetry, Miele appliances, and floor-to-ceiling glazing, every detail has been thoughtfully considered. Enjoy abundant natural light, open-plan living, and a private balcony, all set just steps from cafés, wine bars and the lake. A home of timeless elegance in one of Canberra’s most sought-after locations.
The perks
Prime location in the heart of the National Capital
Generously sized master bedroom
Stylish bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling tiling
Modern kitchen featuring crafted cabinetry by Thor’s Hammer
Ducted heating & cooling
Abundant natural light
Open-plan living with balcony
58/41 Eastlake Parade, Kingston
Nestled in the exclusive Taliesen Estate, this magnifcent property at 77 Brindabella Place ofers the perfect fusion of luxury, space, and selfsufciency. Set on a sprawling block and thoughtully designed for families who love to live and entertain in style, this expansive home delivers comfort, privacy and functonality in equal measure.
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Cooke Drive, Googong .
Set on an idyllic 20-acre parcel of land, in the peaceful surrounds of Litle Burra, 106 Cooke Drive is a rare ofering for horse lovers and lifestyle seekers alike. Designed with equestrian use in mind and immaculately maintained throughout, this expansive property blends the charm of rural living with all the comforts of a modern family home. Whether you're training horses, raising a family, or simply embracing the serenity of country life, this home has been crafed to accommodate it all.
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- Developed by renowned Madison Lifestyle Communities - Erindale Centre and South Point Tuggeranong only moments away
Brand new and ready to move in now! The Gardens at Monash is a unique opportunity to begin the best chapter of your life.
An aged-qualified, small community of single level homes with NO DEFERRED MANAGEMENT OR EXIT FEES.
- Low maintenance, single-level townhouse - Substantial, light-filled living room
- Well-designed tiled family/meals area - Generously proportioned kitchen
- Expansive kitchen bench and cupboard space
- Two separate bedroom wings - Walking distance to Chapman Shops
Desirable single level, 4 bedroom townhouse surrounded by ovals Step through the front door and immediately feel the sense of home. A thoughtfully positioned half-height curved wall creates a welcoming entrance, offering just the right amount of separation from the substantial, light-filled living room beyond.
Immaculately Presented Family Home
SEEKAMP STREET DENMAN PROSPECT
4x separate title, prestigious 2 storey 217m2 townhouses positioned in the heart of Denman Prospect. The views are superb from every window, you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world. Views across Stromlo Forrest, its eye-catching rolling hills and nature reserve. As you enter your choice of residence, you will be welcomed with a spacious living and dining, all gorgeously finished with timber flooring, overseen by the chef’s kitchen with walk-in pantry. One of the 4 bedrooms downstairs, functional laundry/powder room which all flows out onto a northerly sundrenched secure private courtyard and remote double garage with private access. Upstairs are your 3 spacious bedrooms, main with ensuite & walk in robe. EER 7.0 New Listing
A Masterpiece of Craftmanship in One of the 5 Areas Most Coveted Locations
▪ Resort-style mineral saltwater pool, entertainer’s deck with cantilevered roof, and smartly landscaped gardens
▪ Designer kitchen with premium appliances, custom walk in pantry, and 2.4-metre gas strut window providing stunning vista of rear entertaining area
▪ Luxury bathrooms featuring LED underlighting, underfloor heating, and concrete vanities
▪ Master suite boasting enormous walk in robe with skylight, concrete look feature wall, and full length ceiling mounted sheers
▪ Premium garage fit out including epoxy flake flooring, concealed storage room, and integrated mud room located off the garage
11 Fisken Crescent, Kambah
COAST & COUNTRY
Words by Danielle Meddemmen
Private sale Agent: Eden Realty, Glenn Brunette 0427 260 500
Moments from Tura Beach and next to the golf course, this home is genuinely jaw-dropping. The flexible floor plan features a self-contained two-bedroom unit that can be used separately from (or with) the four-bedroom family house. It features an indoor heated pool, multiple outdoor living areas, an indoor cinema and impressive ocean views.
If you’re looking for a regional escape surrounded by countryside, look no further. This studio cabin just 20 kilometres from Yass and on a beautiful block of land is the perfect weekend getaway, investment or both. There is endless opportunity with this blank canvas, for someone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle.
23 Polding Street, Yass, NSW
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Proven Productive Riverfront Package
‘Riverview’, 5mins* Boorowa, NSW
• 82.86ha* (205ac*) 1hr 20min* Canberra, 3.5hrs* Sydney CBD & 35min* Young
• Newly renovated country residence, established garden & outbuildings
• 3 stand s/shed, hay shed, bull shed & steel cattle yards, all with electricity & lights
• Excellent fencing into 8 paddocks with water troughs, sheep yards & 3 silos
• Permanent 380m* frontage to Boorowa River equipped with pump & 5 dams
• Clean & productive paddocks with river flats
• Home of the ‘Bewmont Stud’ with proven history of production & water security
After 32 years, interstate family calls us away from the Boorowa we have loved!
Auction Saturday 19 July 1:30pm
View Saturday 21 June 12–1pm, Sunday 22 & 29 June 12–1pm
George Southwell 0429 838 345
Harrison Gibbons 0475 000 023
Connor Rorison 0473 333 707
Ray White Rural Canberra | Yass
Move-In Ready Bowning Home with Huge Shed & Modern Comforts
19 Montem Street, Bowning, NSW
• 2,020m²* block w/ a quality home featuring 3 bedrooms w/ a master ensuite & walk-in robe + 2 bathrooms
• Open plan living & dining area w/ ducted heating, reverse cycle cooling & ceiling fans in every room
• Modern kitchen w/ gas stove, electric oven, & dishwasher + a double garage w/ high clearance
• 2x 25,000L & 5,000L rainwater tanks, town water connection & bottled gas hot water system
• Approximately 10* minutes to Yass & 1* hour to Canberra for commuters
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Connor Rorison 0473 333 707 George Southwell 0429 838 345 Harrison Gibbons 0475 000 023
• Zoned rural residential w/ no known easements or compliance
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Foreshore office with turnkey fitout
There’s no place like home, and that’s certainly the case with this Kingston Foreshore office that has been the base for Belle Property Canberra.
These well-established agents are now moving to bigger premises, but within cooee of this 266-square-metre space in the Pier development.
The office offers a reception area, 38 workstations, a boardroom and a meeting room.
Richard Davies of Belle Property Canberra says the space benefits from natural light and views of the lake.
“The light absolutely pours in from three sides and it just makes for a very pleasant place to work,” he says.
“It’s hard to beat when you combine that with the foreshore location and all that has to offer.”
A thoughtfully designed outdoor area provides a great al fresco option for team
meetings and breaks. And there’s access to communal gym facilities for the new owners and employees.
Five car bays are on the title, and there is additional public parking nearby.
Davies says a broad-purpose clause offers plenty of options.
“A business owner-occupier could make a big upfront saving as the existing office fitout is included,” he says.
“But the zoning certainly allows for the potential for it to be converted.”
Davies says the flexible floor plan could also be subdivided if needed.
FOR SALE OR LEASE
Versatile Commercial Space in Braddon’s Premier Precinct
Option 1: Entire Tenancy – 427m²
Option 2: Three Separate Suites – A) 131m² B) 155.2m² C) 133.4m²
Be part of Braddon’s thriving lifestyle and commercial hub. Situated in the acclaimed ORI building, Unit 76 offers a rare, highly visible opportunity with a versatile internal layout and strong foot traffic. Ideal for medical, wellness, consulting, or boutique fitness operators. Incentives and bespoke fit-out options are available to suit your needs.
Key Features
▪ High-profile location in Braddon
▪ Light-filled spaces with efficient configuration
▪ Generous incentives & tailored fit-out options
▪ Great signage potential
▪ Shared amenities & basement parking
FOR LEASE
Key Features
▪ Prime CBD addresses with excellent accessibility
▪ Range of fitted, open-plan or refurbished suites
Affordable commercial offices in the legal and civic heart of Canberra. Steps from the ANU, Courts, and Canberra Centre, these flexible spaces suit startups, consultants, and professional firms. Choose from a range of layouts to match your business needs in a prime, connected location.
▪ Lift access and updated shared facilities
▪ Close to cafés, transport, and government services
74-76 Corkery Crescent features a long WALE childcare centre with lease expiry in 2043 and options to 2063, as well as DA approval for a further 32 residential units on the balance of the 4,505m²* site. The childcare component was completed in 2023, providing a gross passing income of $499,699* excl. GST, whilst being supported by a net lease and fixed income growth.
Industrial or childcare development opportunity
For sale
Block 18 Section 11, Mitchell ACT
– Childcare use available under the Crown Lease – 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
