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DA Approved South Jerrabomberra Town Centre
Discover a vibrant community designed with your convenience and lifestyle in mind. The upcoming South Jerrabomberra Town Centre is planned as the vibrant heart of your community, bringing together shopping, dining, leisure, and essential services in one convenient location.
Planned Amenities Include:
•Retail and Grocery Options – Everyday essentials and specialty shopping made easy.
•Cafés and Dining Experiences – A range of dining and social spaces to enjoy with family and friends.
•Health and Wellness Facilities – Focusing on your family's wellbeing.
•Convenient Personal Services – Designed to enhance your daily life.
The South Jerrabomberra Town Centre is set to become the vibrant heart of your community—a destination precinct offering convenience, leisure, and connectivity right at your doorstep. Choose to live in South Jerrabomberra and enjoy all the exceptional amenities designed to enhance your everyday lifestyle.
1, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS NOW SELLING
CENTRE YOURSELF IN THE HEART OF BELCONNEN
Enjoy the buzz of city living, with immediate access to shops, dining, transport, and recreation. Then retreat to your sanctuary where state-of-the-art wellness facilities, serene spaces and thoughtfully designed homes, allow you to put the focus completely on you.
1 bed from $479,900
2 bed from $579,900
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Imagine waking up to one of the world’s biggest cats snoozing by your bed (on the other side of a window, that is!). At Jamala Wildlife Lodge, close encounters with animals, such as lions, cheetahs and giraffes, are paired with luxury accommodation and fine dining. It’s an unforgettable experience luring plenty of visitors to Canberra, which you can read more about in our Escape story (p18). But that’s not all! Allhomes is giving away an overnight stay in celebration of our 25-year anniversary. Head to the Allhomes website by May 29 to enter. Or let us tempt you with accommodation of another kind, including an Ainslie home with a rooftop garden (p12) or a lovely haven in Curtin (p17).
A home for every mood
With an iconic Gary Willemsen design, 2 Terrigal Crescent in O’Malley is a five-bedroom stunner set on a lush block, featuring soaring ceilings, sun-drenched interiors, and an array of indoor and outdoor spaces.
Light wooden floors run through the home’s main areas, including the kitchen fitted out with Miele appliances and a walk-in pantry. Four of the five bedrooms feature verandah access, while the main bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. However, the crown jewel is the outdoor area, with a paved entryway that leads out to the nine-metre mineral pool.
Whether you’re hosting pizza nights by the al fresco oven, or curling up by one of two fireplaces, this home has something for every mood. Bonus? A chic dual-level studio for guests, hobbies or a home office. And it’s near top schools, trails and shops. Belle Property Canberra will auction the home on May 8 with a price guide of $2.5 million.
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Jerrabomberra
230 Halloran Drive
$1.379 million-$1.449 million
4 2 2
Private sale
Agent: Jonny Warren Properties, Ben Mills 0422 765 130
Sitting in a highly sought-after Jerrabomberra street, close to local schools, shops and green spaces, this fully renovated four-bedroom home awaits its new family. Think marble entry, a dreamy main-bedroom suite, and a show-stopping pool, all enveloped in a practical and modern home. Entertain in style with an al fresco barbecue setup, lush gardens, and even a sunken fire pit for luxe, laidback living.
Braddon 3/37 Ipima Street
$1,259,900
4 2 2 EER 3
Private sale
Agent: Independent Property Group –North, Phil Smith 0451 502 105 A hidden haven in the heart of Canberra’s city, this beautifully maintained fourbedroom townhouse offers flexible living. With a private ground-floor main-bedroom suite, you’ll indulge in your very own en suite and walk-in wardrobe. The home also features a sleek, modern kitchen and light-filled, open-plan spaces that spill into a sun-drenched courtyard. With a double garage, bonus storage, and a stroll to Lonsdale Street’s iconic cafes and shops, what more could you need?
Weetangera
39 McLachlan Crescent
$1.5 million+
5 3 2 EER 1
Auction: 10am, May 3
Agent: The Property Collective, Obi Shadmaan 0423 980 763
Ngunnawal
21/54 Paul Coe Crescent
$650,000
3 1 1 EER 4
Auction: 9am, May 3
Agent: Luton Properties Gungahlin, Nick Paine 0498 634 971
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Gundaroo
3 Morning Street
$1.25 million 4 3 2
Private sale
Agent: Ray White Canberra, Chris Dixon 0414 819 377
Only 30 minutes from Canberra, this charming farmhouse is made for the whole family. The delightful countryside home is nestled in impressive gardens, packed with personality, and perfect for those needing a little extra space. There’s a media area, open-plan living area and a rumpus room inside, and a veggie garden, chook shed, and multiple carports outside. There’s even a separate studio and office space, with its own rear-lane access.
MacGregor
5 Marks Place
$900,000 + 4 2 2 EER 3.5
Auction: 9.30am, May 10
Agent: Hive Property, Matt Shipard 0408 218 179
Perched in a quiet cul-de-sac, you’ll find the quaint entry for 5 Marks Place via its leafy front deck. Guests are welcomed directly into an open-plan space, where they are greeted by timber floors and crisp white walls. The clever floor plan has each of the four bedrooms in the far corner of the home, while living can be split between two cosy spaces. With an expansive porch off the dining room, indoor and outdoor dining blend seamlessly into one another.
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Fresh vibe balances old and new
This carefully transformed house has contemporary updates and plenty of space while preserving its period charm.
There’s a comforting sense of history in Ainslie, one of Canberra’s earliest established suburbs.
Heritage provisions ensure that its character is well-preserved, but with enough flexibility to enable homes to meet contemporary lifestyles.
That’s certainly what has happened to this residence. Its careful transformation now delivers 231 square metres of living on a 1000 square metre-plus block in the Wakefield Gardens heritage precinct. But there’s something special that really sets this five-bedroom home apart. It also offers a novel outdoor living space and landscaped garden on the roof – with 360-degree views of the Brindabellas, Mount Ainslie and the Telstra Tower.
And it’s not any old landscaping, it’s the meticulous work of landscape architect Chris Webb, a Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show award-winning designer.
Bree Prince of HIVE Property says her first impression of the home and garden was that the owners had created something “very cool”.
“They hail from Melbourne and have introduced a vibe not typically found in Canberra, but one certainly very at home in it,” she says.
“It’s partly in the way they have effortlessly balanced the old with the new with tons of style, but you also get the sense it’s a fun space to live in.”
Inside, it’s a step into the past followed by a time slip back to the future. Character doors, architraves, stained glass, and double-hung sash windows seamlessly transition into a modern, minimalist extension full of light and lifestyle amenities.
The home’s original front section echoes art deco and houses four minor, but generous bedrooms; one with a fireplace, another with a balcony. These share a “lobby” and a family bathroom.
Rooftop vistas: Stairs lead up to a landscaped garden on the roof with sweeping views.
Open flow: The indoor-outdoor connection is well-established through bifold doors.
“The rooftop terrace is really something different – you might see them on high rise developments, but rarely on standalone homes.” Bree Prince
Ainslie 59 Ebden Street
$2.4 million-$2.6 million 5 2 2 EER 5
Private sale Agent: Hive Property, Bree Prince 0450 566 150
A north-facing open plan living area on timber flooring enjoys abundant natural light and space-enhancing bifold doors onto an outdoor area.
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There’s no shortage of space in the gleaming kitchen that features a walkin pantry and a long stretch of bench space. Appliances include Siemens steam and pyrolytic convection ovens, dishwasher, Qasair extractor and Franke sink and mixer.
The main-bedroom suite enjoys heightened privacy at the far end of the home and is highlighted by a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with a freestanding Kaldewai spa bath.
And there’s a long list of home extras including double-glazed windows to all rear windows and bifold doors, ducted gas Brivis heating, and evaporative cooling throughout with reverse-cycle air-conditioning to the main suite.
Prince says multiple spaces maximise the outdoor entertaining options.
“The rooftop terrace is really something different – you might see them on high rise developments, but rarely on standalone homes,” she says.
“And there are so many other outdoor entertaining options amid the lush landscaping.”
There’s even an in-ground trampoline for the kids or the young at heart.
An irrigation system keeps things green; low-voltage garden lighting provides the evening ambience. There’s also a 10,000-litre rainwater tank and a garden shed.
On the roof is nine kilowatts of solar, while vehicles are housed in a tandem garage fitted with an 11-kilowatt EV charger.
And cameras and an alarm offer a ring of security for peace of mind.
The home is close to key schools, Ainslie shops and the CBD, while the buzzing Braddon cafe hub is just down the road.
Sleek and stylish: The kitchen has ample bench space and a walk-in pantry.
Design flair: Landscape architect Chris Webb devised the outdoor living spaces.
Words by Karen Hardy • Photos by Ashley St George
t would be fair to say that many people come to Gungahlin for the convenience of living close to the town centre, but they often end up staying for the sense of community found in this suburb.
It’s bordered by Gungahlin Drive, Gundaroo Drive, Horse Park Drive and Manning Clarke Crescent, but when you take a second look, you’ll soon realise there’s more to it than meets the eye.
Sure, there are plenty of shopping options; restaurants, clubs and pubs (make sure you check out Cypher Brewing); and sporting facilities, from the aquatic centre to football grounds. But the residential areas also have much to offer.
From high-rise unit developments to boutique townhouse complexes and freestanding family-size homes, Gungahlin appeals to all kinds of buyers.
Stone Gungahlin agent Jess Smith says it’s a real mix.
“First-home buyers, upsizers looking for family-friendly spaces and downsizers who love the convenience and accessibility of the area are all looking at Gungahlin,” she says.
“Buyer confidence is strong, and listings are moving quickly, especially those that are well presented and priced to meet the market.”
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She says open-home traffic is solid, and early offers are becoming increasingly common. According to Domain data, the median house sale price has increased by 29.2 per cent over the past five years.
Jump on the light rail and have a carefree 24-minute cruise into the city. Both Gungahlin College and Burgmann Anglican College sit within the suburb boundary.
“Gungahlin offers the perfect blend of lifestyle and liveability,” Smith says. “There is a strong sense of community, excellent schools and everything you need just moments away. It is no wonder so many people choose to stay.”
My local
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Atlas Cafe in Gungahlin is my go-to. Amazing coffee, warm service, and the perfect morning pick-me-up.
Kokoro in Gungahlin is a standout. Fresh, flavoursome Japanese food with a relaxed vibe. Its sushi and bento bowls are hard to beat.
Yerrabi Pond is such a peaceful pocket. Perfect for walks, weekend picnics, or letting the kids burn some energy. Best eats Coffee fix Hidden gem
Above: Yerrabi Pond is a popular spot for walks and picnics. Far left: There’s plenty to do in the town centre.
Left: Poetry in Flowers is one of the many shopping options. Below: The light rail takes passengers into the city in about 25 minutes.
TOP TWO / GUNGAHLIN
45 Anthony Rolfe Avenue
$1.2 million + 5 3.5 3 EER 4.5
Auction: 12pm, May 17
Agent: Ray White, Harrison Gibbons 0475 000 023
Two individually titled properties on the same block, offering options for investors, generational living or those with home-based businesses. Property one features four upstairs bedrooms with open-plan living areas leading onto a stylish covered al fresco area downstairs. Property two is a self-contained one-bedroom unit with a north-facing deck and car space.
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70 Mary Gillespie Avenue
$959,000 + 4 2 2 EER 3.5
Private sale
Agent: Edge Property, Adil Iqbal 0416 354 232
This four-bedroom home offers plenty of flexible spaces for a growing family. Downstairs, there is a large open-plan area off the kitchen, as well as a more private living room and a rumpus room that could double as a home office or an additional bedroom. A covered deck overlooks lowmaintenance gardens. Close to parklands, schools and the town centre.
We’re partnering with Jamala Wildlife Lodge to give away one night’s accommodation in a Jungle Bungalow, redeemable within 12 months, valued at $3,475
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A haven for lovers of nature
Tucked away in a quiet cul-desac, surrounded by established gardens and backing onto a peaceful reserve, 11 Colebatch Place in Curtin is the kind of home that feels like a retreat, but with all the comforts of modern living.
Architecturally enhanced in 2014, the single-level home has been thoughtfully renovated and extended to create light-filled, inviting spaces that blend beautifully with its natural surroundings. From the soaring, pitched ceilings and cedar-framed, double-glazed windows
to the solid blackbutt floors and custom joinery, there is a clear focus on quality and warmth throughout.
The showstopping kitchen – anchored by a handcrafted Thor’s Hammer island bench – flows into the open-plan living and dining spaces, while another family room sits separately, making it easy to both entertain and unwind.
The four-bedroom layout features a spacious main-bedroom suite with high ceilings, a balcony, a walk-in wardrobe, and a newly updated en suite bathroom finished in elegant Italian marble.
“Nestled amongst leafy gardens, this extended and renovated family home offers a tranquil setting for relaxed living. It is further enhanced by its proximity to the parkland at the rear.”
Throughout the home, wool carpets, a floor-to-ceiling bookcase, and clever design touches elevate both comfort and character. Practicality is also front of mind, with ducted gas heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling heat lamps, a European laundry, and a freshly painted interior.
Step outside, and you’ll feel completely wrapped in nature. Two hardwood decks invite year-round outdoor living, framed by lush native and deciduous plantings.
Also handy: the new Colorbond double garage includes a Tesla charging port.
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Canberrans seeking adventure often hit the open highway for coastal escapes, ski slopes or bush retreats. But many may not realise that it’s equally possible to experience another world entirely in their own backyard.
Safari dreams, Canberra comforts
The Jamala Wildlife Lodge offers a one-of-a-kind accommodation and animal encounter experience at the National Zoo & Aquarium.
At least, that’s how it seems when staying overnight as a guest of Jamala Wildlife Lodge, located at the National Zoo & Aquarium.
The setting is beautiful, isolated on the outskirts of Yarralumla, nestled between the Molonglo River and the Arboretum’s forests, although it is conveniently located just 15 minutes from Canberra Airport.
Within the lush surroundings of the zoo grounds, you are plunged into a thrilling safari experience, one where some of the most magnificent animals on Earth become your intimate dining and bunking companions.
This is a big part of what makes Jamala unique and attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world, says general manager Amanda Mead.
“You completely forget you’re in Canberra, that’s the beauty of it,” she says. “There are some wonderful zoo accommodation experiences around Australia, but there is nothing [quite] like Jamala.”
As a recent visitor – and someone who has safaried in Uganda – I would argue this is about as close to an authentic experience as you can get.
From the moment you arrive, it’s as though you’ve passed through a veil to Africa with privileged access to its emblematic wildlife.
Check in is at 1pm, and as a Jamala guest, you’re welcomed to a decadent high tea in the stunning uShaka Lodge lounge and dining area, overlooking
Above: Guests can feed giraffes off their balcony while staying at the Jamala Wildlife Lodge.
Left: Allhomes editor Laura Valic (pictured with husband Lawrence) dined up close with lions.
the garden terrace, infinity pool and a black-and-white colobus monkey habitat. Sculpted from glass, stone and timber, the seven-room lodge is one of three distinct accommodation precincts offering a luxurious stay amid plush African-themed interiors, each with its own unique animal experience.
Following afternoon tea, our friendly and knowledgeable guide, Sabrina, took us on a walking tour past a wide variety of habitats, pointing out the zoo’s resident families and conservation efforts for endangered species.
Funds raised from animal encounters and Jamala Wildlife Lodge directly support animal conservation in the wild and other welfare programs.
Mead says the vision is for guests to immerse themselves with the animals and come away with a greater understanding of conservation.
“It’s another part of what our guests love and appreciate – that their Jamala stay goes towards helping these beautiful animals,” she says.
The hands-on aspect was certainly a lot of fun. Our group fed curious, eager deer in the open-range section and was introduced to a two-tonne rhino who sidled up to the fence for a pat! This gentle giant lingered longer than expected, providing an extra special moment to marvel at his powerful presence up close.
The day’s itinerary then allowed for time for relaxation in our respective suites, made easy by a complimentary bottle of champagne. As a guest of the
“We say to everyone, ‘You arrive at Jamala [Wildlife Lodge] as a guest but leave as part of our family’.” Amanda Mead
Giraffe Treehouse, there was another incredible animal encounter in store –feeding our charming new room-mates, Skye and Khamisi. They freely roamed about their habitat and could be seen and heard from the balcony munching on branches at all hours of the night. With the occasional sounds of other zoo wildlife drifting over, it’s a surreal pleasure to gaze upon giraffes mere metres from the lavish comfort of your room. One of my dinner companions summed it up later that evening, saying: “It’s all so hard to believe”.
We had just found ourselves transfixed by the antics of two majestic white
lions, whose sleeping den adjoins the rainforest cave where Jamala guests exclusively dine throughout their stay. Once a more casual banquet affair, dinner is now an event in itself, with four gourmet courses served with your choice of drop. And of course, the extraordinary realisation you’re seated right next to untamed predators!
Guests bunking in the Jungle Bungalows – suites famed for their unfettered design, which embraces the habitats of lions, tigers, bears, or cheetahs – say the experience is simply mind-blowing. Some had booked to celebrate a wedding anniversary, others
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had been eyeing off a stay since COVID, and all were keen to return.
Mead says they’re hoping to build on Jamala’s success by continuing to offer an outstanding guest experience.
“As part of our 10-year birthday celebration, we will be opening up our loyalty program for our guests who encourage people to come and book with us because they’ve had such a wonderful stay,” she says.
“We say to everyone, ‘You arrive at Jamala as a guest but leave as part of our family’. And that’s a big part of what our special stay is about.”
There’s a reason Jamala Wildlife Lodge has been named in the top five coolest hotels worldwide and as the most desirable destination accommodation in Australia. It’s truly a fantastic and memorable experience, one worthy of any bucket list.
Above: Jamala has been named one of the top five coolest hotels worldwide.
Premium accommodation: African-inspired luxury suites embrace the animal’s habitats.
Words by Maria Gil
A public display of construction
What better way to market a home-building firm than to show potential customers the quality of your work in an actual house?
Newly arrived in Bega Valley, NSW, couple Jaimee and Tim Sorensen knew they’d have to market their business, Rensen Constructions, to locals a little differently to stand out.
The pair decided to take the concept of “show, don’t tell” literally and built a $2.495 million display house as a marketing strategy to advertise their construction skills.
“A lot of the reason for us coming down [to Bega] wasn’t just to sell people a home plan … but to understand how we can maximise this for them and get the greatest lifestyle achieved for them as well,” Jaimee says.
The 49 Wumbalwarra Drive display house has garnered lots of attention from potential buyers, despite being priced well above Bega’s $620,000 median house price, says listing agent Stuart Cook of LJ Hooker Bega.
“There’s a lot of interest in it in the sense that it’s a new offering for our area from a design and quality of build [perspective],” he says.
As building and construction costs continue to rise, she says it has become more challenging for builders to stay competitive while making a profit.
Building a display home as a marketing strategy was a considerable risk, but it paid off with new clients signing the duo up to build their dream homes, Jaimee says.
“After we built this home, we have got three new house builds already locked in, with another two potential as well,” she says.
“So, it has served its purpose in terms of attracting new business opportunities.”
The property has been crafted to take advantage of breathtaking panoramic views over the Bega Valley and Biamanga (Mumbulla Mountain).
It features four spacious bedrooms, with the main bedroom having a sleek walk-in wardrobe with custom cabinetry and an en suite. The living and dining space has floor-to-ceiling windows that look out to the incredible scenery and invite in plenty of natural light.
“We have utilised the natural slope of the block, so the house appears unassuming from the road and then has a full glass-front entrance ... to show the green rolling hills and Mumbulla Mountain,” Jaimee says.
Cook says the property is “one of the best houses in Bega Valley” and will likely break regional sales records. Cook says there is a broad range of price points for land and property in the area.
Recent sales include a $2.3 million house and a $2.6 million farm. Jaimee and her husband do not expect to profit from the property sale. “It was a massive gamble by us, but so far, we’ve been really fortunate with the response and the business opportunities that we’ve been able to generate,” she says. The property is available for viewing by private inspection.
Well-crafted: The display home was built to make the most of the views over the Bega Valley.
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Set high in a desirable location, this standout family home offers the perfect blend of space, style, and versatility — all framed by expansive mountain vistas and stunning sunsets.
Superbly presented and immensely appealing, the boxes are all ticked here.
Easy care gardens, entertaining decks and a safe yard for the kids and pets.
Don’t miss the chance to make it yours. EER 4
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SPACIOUS, STYLISH & EXCEPTIONALLY LOCATED!
Perfectly positioned for effortless living, this beautifully presented single-level townhouse offers the perfect blend of space, quality, and convenience.
Whether you're a first home buyer, downsizer, or savvy investor, this home is a rare opportunity in a prime location.
Step inside and be welcomed by a sun-drenched open-plan living and dining area, featuring elegant oak timber flooring that enhances the home's modern appeal. The seamless indoor-outdoor flow leads to a private, north-facing courtyard-ideal for relaxing in the sunshine or entertaining guests.
The oversized master bedroom is a true retreat, complete with a spacious ensuite. A second generously sized bedroom is serviced by its own well-appointed bathroom, ensuring ultimate comfort and privacy for family or guests.
At the heart of the home, the stylish kitchen impresses with high-quality appliances, gas cooking, ample storage, and expansive bench space-perfect for home chefs who love to cook and entertain.
Set in an immaculate, well-maintained complex, this townhouse is just a short stroll to Casey Market Town, local schools, and parks. Plus, with Gungahlin Town Centre only a five-minute drive away, you'll have everything you need right at your doorstep.
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COAST & COUNTRY
Words by Danielle Meddemmen
$1.785 million
4 2 4
Private sale
Agent: My Agent Team, Peggy McAlister 0401 481 192
This home is a stunning architectdesigned haven with a view. With soaring 4.4-metre ceilings, hardwood floors, and 180-degree views across the nature reserve, it’s a masterpiece made for relaxed luxury. Just five minutes from Moruya and 10 from Broulee’s beaches, this is your dream lifestyle, with nature on full display and suburbia left behind.
Jindabyne
1/10b Nettin Circuit
$1.295 million
3 2 2
Private sale Agent: Belle Property Snowy Mountains, Dani Kell 0425 873 587 Moruya 44 Narambi Close
Soak up lovely views over Lake Jindabyne from this new townhouse. Built across three levels, it offers openplan living upstairs, three spacious bedrooms on the mid-level, and a double garage with EV charging facilities below. Containing sleek finishes, stone benchtops, and balconies made for sunsets, this is the ultimate alpine base.
HAMPTON'S
ELEGANCE WITH SEMI-RURAL CHARM
When a home as exceptional as this enters the market, it’s bound to capture hearts! With high-end finishes and elegant, flowing curves, this residence is more than just a house—it’s a sanctuary. Why wait to embrace luxury living? Welcome to 13 Rosella Place, Bungendore. Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac just moments from Bungendore Village, this home is a masterpiece of thoughtful design and craftsmanship. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be captivated by the attention to detail—from the striking stone flagging on the front verandah to the unique highlight windows in the garage roller door. If you adore the Hampton’s aesthetic, this home will feel like a dream come true. Step inside to discover engineered oak timber flooring guiding you through the entry hall and living spaces. Follow the honey-hued boards to the heart of the home, where stunning curved walls lead you into a spacious open-plan living and dining area. The kitchen is a showstopper, with soft-toned cabinetry in a sophisticated green-blue-grey hue, expansive 40mm engineered stone countertops, and brushed brass accents. A large walk-in pantry ensures practicality, while an integrated fridge and dishwasher add a seamless touch of modern convenience.
Words by Ray Sparvell
Hospitality floor plan with fine-dining cred
Aubergine restaurant in Griffith was a Canberra fine-dining institution for some 14 years, and there are, no doubt, many foodies still mourning its passing.
Part of the theatre of the experience was the ambience created by its location in the Asprey development, a corner gateway to the popular Griffith shops.
There’s now an opportunity for an owner-occupier to potentially build on that legacy with their own vision for a new hospitality venture.
Chris Antos of Sentia Real Estate says Canberra’s culinary offerings and reputation have soared in recent years.
“Aubergine certainly set a high standard for creative fine dining,” he says. “This is an opportunity to leverage that location and bring something new to the food scene.”
The floor plan provides the perfect stage to launch a new era, with a dining
room and bar, a complete commercial kitchen, and plenty of food, cold and other storage.
The space comes as a negotiable, fully fitted option and is licensed for 55 diners. Antos says its features include quality decor, high ceilings and stunning
lighting. There are also three basement car bays.
“Everything is there to potentially enable a new owner to begin trading from day one,” he says.
The space can also be leased for $105,000 a year plus GST.
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+ Adjacent to the upcoming $16.2M Canberra Arena (construction starting this year) + Strong demand from school groups, weddings & conferences
Construction Commenced
The ease of an apartment. The luxury of a home.
Retreat to the lush tranquillity of suburban life, then take a quick stroll down the road to absorb the vibrancy of Kingston. It’s a place where comfort meets convenience and classic meets contemporary in a suburb that’s rich in heritage, yet brimming with opportunity.
1, 2, 3 bed and penthouse apartments now selling from $599,900.
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