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Why buy at Pemberton Rise?
•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.
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With Canberra’s newest and most scenic walking tracks right on your doorstep and spectacular views of the Brindabellas, this is your opportunity to build the home of your dreams and create an extraordinary life with:
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Beautiful by nature, defined by quality, The Eastbourne is a timeless collection of elegantly crafted homes connected to 34 hectares of parkland. With its prestigious address at ANZAC Park East, The Eastbourne is uniquely positioned within Canberra’s historical and cultural heartland and offers direct connections to Lake Burley Griffin and Commonwealth Park.
The opulently appointed 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments and penthouses provide breathtaking vistas, a premium health and wellness centre and a large central courtyard—all delivered with exceptional craftsmanship.
Note from the editor
Amid global uncertainty, the RBA’s interest rate cut this week feels like a welcome ray of sunshine for home owners and buyers who will likely see this translate to lower mortgage repayments and an increase in borrowing capacity. This is timely for Canberra’s property market as we head into a traditionally slower selling season where any uptick in buyer activity could support prices and improve clearance rates. This weekend, auction numbers will match those from early April as owners no doubt hope for a positive result before winter hits. But as economists predict at least two more cuts before 2026, we may just see increased demand add fuel to an already competitive market.
Blend of luxury and functionality
Say hello to parkside perfection with this striking property designed by DNA Architects and built only last year.
Facing uninterrupted parkland in Denman Prospect, the home at 12 Matters Street was clearly crafted with families in mind.
A crisp white, modern exterior extends indoors to blend with lightly hued custom joinery, while sweeping ceilings and expansive windows bring in natural light.
Agent Jonny Warren of Jonny Warren Properties describes it as the perfect blend of luxury and functionality.
“Every element in this home has been carefully and thoughtfully designed, from the impressive joinery to the stone finishes, soft LED lighting, and seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living,” he says.
The hotel-style main-bedroom suite is complete with a luxe en suite, custom walk-in wardrobe and views over natural bushland. Add three more spacious bedrooms, a five-car basement, and you have one seriously impressive package. The home’s May 31 auction has a price guide of $1.8 million.
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Dickson
706/352 Northbourne Avenue
$1.6 million+
4 3 2 EER 6
Private sale
Agent: Hive Property, Tom Wiggins 0468 771 763
Perched atop one of Canberra’s most celebrated buildings, this two-level penthouse is the epitome of sky-high sophistication. Experience the joy of living in interiors designed by Darren Palmer, with sweeping views of the Telstra Tower from full-length windows. The gourmet kitchen has stone benchtops, integrated appliances and an adjacent custom bar. It’s just steps from the light rail and two kilometres from Braddon’s Lonsdale Street.
Whitlam
18 Thancoupie Crescent
$1.25 million
4 3 2 EER 6
Auction: 10.30am, May 31
Agent: Confidence Real Estate, Alvin Nappilly 0426 146 118
Think coastal-style retreat with cityside benefits, and you’ll discover this stunning, brand-new house. Parked in one of Canberra’s newest suburbs, no detail has been spared on its design aesthetic, from timber cabinetry to stone benchtops and bronze fixtures. It also promises low energy consumption thanks to a 6.6-kilowatt solar-power system. Throw in four bedrooms, two en suites and two living areas, and you’ve got yourself an all-rounder.
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“We had two registered bidders on the day, and the property sold to a first-home buyer. We’re seeing stronger demand for houses at the moment, which are selling quickly, while apartments are taking a little longer.”
Josh Wilson
Luton Weston Creek, Woden & Molonglo Valley
Greenleigh 12 Granville Close
$1.29 million-$1.35 million
4 2 6
Private sale
Agent: Blackshaw Tuggeranong, Rowan Glanville 0431 145 951
Set on a sprawling 6200-square-metre block in a peaceful cul-de-sac, this light-filled house in Greenleigh blends modern style with semi-rural charm. With sweeping bushland views, a renovated chef’s kitchen, floating timber floors, and a site not too far from the Queanbeyan Golf Club, this home will tick all the boxes for the whole family. This is not to mention the segregated main-bedroom suite, huge entertainer’s deck, double garage and four-car shed.
Banks 90 Forsythe Street
$1.4 million
5 3 3 EER 4
Auction: 9.30am, May 31
Agent: Jonny Warren Properties, Jonny Warren 0431 797 891
Thoughtfully renovated in 2024, this spacious five-bedroom house is as impressive from the outside as it is when you enter. Featuring spotted gum floors, a stunning new kitchen, and multiple living areas, this home is longing for a new owner’s love to match its last. What will really sell you? The flexible rumpus room, covered deck and modern comforts that make this the ultimate family retreat in a wellconnected neighbourhood.
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Live in peace but close to the action
When people think of apartment buildings, they often envisage large, high-density towers. However, a new development in Canberra’s prestigious Griffith is proving that apartment living can be as spacious as it is convenient.
Enter Walter & Whitley, a boutique development by Morris Property Group designed by Guida Moseley Brown Architects for those who appreciate the benefits of apartment life without the noise and crowds.
Walter & Whitley on Leichhardt Street will offer a relaxed living experience with only 67 apartments over four levels and spread across two distinct buildings. Travis Welsh from Morris Property Group says that the design and location
will suit discerning buyers who appreciate high-end inclusions in a peaceful setting while staying close to everything they need.
“Walter & Whitley is nestled away on a quiet leafy street, which is a big part of its appeal,” he says.
“Not everyone wants to be living on top of hundreds of other people in a high-density project.”
As a low-rise development, Walter & Whitley has been designed with owner-occupiers in mind, and the design philosophy reflects this.
The apartments, which include a mix of one, two and three bedrooms, are spacious and feature timeless open-plan layouts that incorporate classic colour schemes and luxurious finishes.
Light and airy: There are two colour palettes, including “cherry” and “vanilla”, which includes white panelling and oak and marble-inspired accents.
At a glance
Walter & Whitley
52 Leichhardt Street, Griffith
Open for inspection: Display suite at 50 Blackall Street, Barton. Open Saturday and Sunday, 10am-3pm.
Developer and builder: Morris Property Group
Architect: Guida Moseley Brown Architects
Prices: One-bedroom from $599,000; two-bedroom from $829,900; threebedroom from $1,439,900
Completion: 2027
Agent: Morris Property
Group Real Estate, sales team 0439 957 156
Feature we love: The elegant interiors celebrate natural materials, with timelessly sophisticated palettes.
From the developer: “Walter & Whitley is a boutique development, so we’ve targeted the inclusions and the finishes to a more discerning demographic.”
Of the two colour schemes, the classic “vanilla” palette includes white panelling, oak and marble-inspired accents, and shades of textured almond to create a light and airy feel.
The autumn-inspired “cherry” palette celebrates the suburb’s most spectacular season and includes warmer hues of rich cherry wood, oak and champagne quartz, with hints of charcoal.
Welsh says the developers maximised the interior layouts to create functional and generously-sized homes. This approach caters to those who seek peace and quiet in their own space and buyers who value quality and comfort.
“The apartments all feature engineered timber flooring, German Bosch appliances – including oven and induction cooktops – sinks by Swiss manufacturer Franke and brushed nickel tapware,” Welsh says.
“Stone, and predominantly full-height double-glazed windows and sliding doors come standard.”
For those seeking even more exclusivity, there is a range of three-bedroom penthouses on offer. These homes include additional luxuries, such as two living areas, butler’s pantries and integrated fridge-freezers in the kitchen, as well as secure, lock-up garages in the basement parking level.
In these sophisticated apartments, the main bedroom is designed as a haven, featuring a generous walk-in wardrobe and luxe en suite.
The second and third bedrooms are separated from the main entertaining areas. They have built-in wardrobes and are located near the main bathroom.
A separate laundry allows for more storage and space to live comfortably.
“Many of the apartments in the development also feature generous terraces and courtyards, which allow residents to connect with their tranquil surroundings,” Welsh says.
This prime location is a big part of Walter & Whitley’s strong appeal. It is tucked away in a quiet, tree-lined street of Griffith and, from the front door, Old Kingston is only a short stroll away.
Future residents will also count the Kingston Foreshore, Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets, Lake Burley Griffin, Manuka and the Parliamentary Circle as close neighbours.
“Many people want to be close to amenities, but not right on top of them where noise is then a factor,” Welsh says.
“So, the strength of this project is its peaceful and quiet suburban feel, but [also its] easy proximity to the vibrancy of local shops and eateries.
“Walter & Whitley is nestled away on a quiet leafy street, which is a big part of the development’s appeal.” Travis Welsh
“You can walk into Kingston for your groceries, to grab a coffee or enjoy the first-class food and beverage scene.”
Griffith is known for its heritage homes, and the two buildings of Walter & Whitley have been designed to blend in seamlessly.
The development draws on the character of the area, while offering modern and luxurious apartment living. Once complete with complementary landscaped gardens, it will fit naturally into the neighbourhood’s aesthetic.
The development is under construction and is expected to be ready to move into during the first quarter of 2027.
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OTIS, Kingston Discover fine dining in the former Belgian beer hall presented by award-winning chef Damian Brabender. The warm, relaxed atmosphere sets the scene for seasonal menus that showcase the best of the region.
Park, Manuka Telopea Park is one of the oldest parks in Canberra. It features a mix of introduced and native trees and is an ideal spot for a picnic, a barbecue, or to throw a Frisbee for your four-legged friend.
Silo bakery, Kingston Silo bakery has been described by The New York Times as “part Brooklyn, part wartime Parisian bakery”. While it has earned its coffee bragging rights, its house-baked breads, tarts and pastries will keep you coming back for more.
Small community: The 67 apartments are spread over four levels in two buildings.
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New build in an elevated cul-de-sac
Abird’s eye view of 13 Rusden Place says three things: it sits nestled among the trees, is brand new, and is sparkling white.
But it’s at ground level that the home’s statement becomes readily apparent. Simply, “I have arrived.”
Not only has it arrived in style and is ready to move into, but, arguably, it has set a new standard in sought-after Garran. That’s saying something in a suburb that sees its fair share of knockdowns and new builds. So, what’s the point of difference? First, it’s the elevated cul-de-sac location that pretty well backs onto popular Davidson Hill. There’s nothing like a towering position.
Mario Sanfrancesco of Blackshaw Manuka says the location was carefully chosen.
“The elevation and the position in the cul-de-sac ensure that a quality residence
is going to make a big statement,” he says. “The block itself is big enough, but still low maintenance.”
Then there’s the choice of architect and builder. Sydney-based Dela Architects brought out-of-town thinking to the design, which was perfectly paired with the craftsmanship of local builder Wayne Goodwin.
From the street, the building’s sharp edges deep-etch it into a leafy backdrop – a thoughtful contrast, yet achieving a balance between its hard and soft elements.
Dark cladding highlights, big window treatments and a custom blackbutt entry door complete the aesthetic approach.
Sanfrancesco says the architects have delivered a bold facade that sets up big expectations.
“There’s no doubt they’ve brought fresh thinking to the project,” he says.
Garran
Rusden Place 4 3 2 EER 6
Auction: Noon, May 31
Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027
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“The pieces fit together perfectly in the choices of fixtures, fittings and finishes. Detail is all around, and that’s the secret.” Mario
“On one level, it fits into the Canberra landscape. On another, it sets itself apart through the scale and proportions in its floor plan.”
The formal entry leads into a foyer made even more spacious by a doubleheight void.
First impressions are of expansive internal doors, solid blackbutt timber stairs and glass balustrade, engineered timber flooring, double-glazing and ducted heating and cooling.
Sanfrancesco says the home strongly communicates an innate sense of quality.
“The pieces fit together perfectly in the choices of fixtures, fittings and finishes. Detail is all around, and that’s the secret,” he says.
The floor plan offers a guest suite and the main living area on the lower level, with the balance of the amenities upstairs.
The guest bedroom has a luxurious en suite and built-in wardrobes. There are elegant touches in the living room, which has a feature gas fireplace
and custom cabinetry, while the dining area sits under a double-height ceiling and gets bling treatment with a bar.
The real star of the show is the kitchen with its natural stone benchtops and a who’s who of brand appliances like Liebherr, Vintec, Schweigen and Miele.
If that’s not enough, there’s also a walk-in pantry for meal preparation and appliance storage.
Upstairs is the main-bedroom suite with a custom walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en suite with a bath to soak in.
There are two further bedrooms, a sitting room with a study nook, and a balcony to take in the sweeping views.
Outside is a tooled-up kitchen with stone benchtops, a workhorse of a barbecue, and a bar fridge that will keep the party going – a party that’s likely to be around the spectacular pool.
Sanfrancesco says the home will particularly appeal to those who have been considering a new build. “The difference is, all the work has been done and it’s ready to move in,” he says.
Luxury: The opulent en suite for the main bedroom has a deep, free-standing bath to soak in, a separate shower and a dual vanity.
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A lick of paint and polish can lift profit
What easy renovation add-ons can add quick value when preparing an investment property for resale?
First impressions are too often lasting impressions when it comes to selling an investment property. There are, however, many quick and easy ways of improving its look, feel and value before putting it on the market.
The most important is freshening up the roadside appearance of a house, which could be as simple as pressurewashing the building, pathways and even the roof tiles, or maybe a complete new coat of paint.
“That can make a huge difference,” says Tina O’Connor, licensee in charge at Sydney’s Ray White Inner West. “If it does need paint, then that should be
done, as well as painting roof tiles and the pathways with paving paint.
“If there’s a verandah, you need to take a close look at that, too. It might be sagging, so you need to refill the bedding and put new tiles on the top.
“The guttering needs to be checked, cleaned out and emptied, as there’s nothing worse than an inspection in the rain with water flowing down, and eyesore bins and air-conditioners can be encased in neat boxes.”
Gardens and lawns, front and back, also need attention.
Lawns should be tidy, flower beds must be mulched, and flowering plants should
Kerbside appeal: Sprucing up a house’s facade can make a big difference to the bottom line.
“It’s just a question of making everything look tidy and refreshed.”
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be used to look good for photos and potential buyers.
Debra Beck-Mewing, chief property strategist at Property Frontline, also recommends taking a good look at the front door. “A good carpenter can put a bit of an awning over the door, or install a small verandah at the front, which makes a big difference,” she says.
“Perhaps they can also put in a little bit more of a pathway leading up to it, or lay big pavers, if there’s not much there.
“It’s just a question of making everything look tidy and refreshed. That can make all the difference between
making it popular with a number of buyers, or seeing it languish in the listings. I’ve seen people, with these simple steps, add up to $100,000 on a property that was priced between $700,000 and $800,000.”
Inside, there’s also a great deal that can be done to lift the sale price. As well as painting, old blinds should be replaced and, if not with new blinds, with trending ceiling-to-floor S-fold sheer curtains, suggests Belinda Botzolis, founder of Add Valuer, who established her own company advising on renovations.
“They don’t have to cost much,” she says. “You can buy simple rod curtains and get them hemmed professionally; they don’t need to be custom-made. Also, old light fittings, like those oyster lights that usually have dead bugs inside, are very inexpensive to replace with different fittings or modern downlights.
“It’s another good idea to replace handles on doors and cabinetry, as well as maybe repainting kitchen cabinets and the front door.”
Pulling up old carpet and repolishing floorboards can work well, but it’s rarely a good idea to replace kitchens and bathrooms before selling, adds O’Connor. You could put in a new benchtop, but steer clear of big-ticket items.
“Replacing a kitchen can even hurt the sale price as the new buyer might want to reconfigure the property and not want to rip out a new kitchen,” she says.
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Country luxury for wine lovers
If reds are your drop of choice, could there be a more delightful street to live on than Cabernet Way?
Set in one of Murrumbateman’s most sought-after spots, 15 Cabernet Way is the definition of modern country luxury. From its brick facade – constructed with recycled pre-1950s bricks – to the handcrafted metal gates and curved detailing throughout, this newly built house is a masterclass in craftsmanship. The impressive 444-square-metre, fivebedroom, single-level home is grounded in flow and functionality.
Soaring 4.2-metre raked ceilings define the living areas, with European ash floors and a north-east rear orientation drawing in natural light.
Three spacious living zones offer flexibility while the curved, stone-clad bar (and wine wall) is tailor-made for evenings with friends or simply enjoying your own wine collection in style.
The kitchen is a standout. A sculptural trambisera natural stone island is flanked by soft-close joinery, a curved Venetian-plastered rangehood, and a full suite of premium appliances.
“Gorgeously built, this stunning home offers semi-rural living with an exceptional floor plan. Space, tranquillity and style combine for a truly luxurious lifestyle.”
The walk-in pantry is equally refined, with stone surfaces, custom shelving and a second integrated fridge.
The main bedroom suite has custom wardrobe joinery, a double vanity and dual showers behind curved fluted glass. All remaining bedrooms feature New Zealand wool carpets and built-in wardrobes, while the bathrooms, the laundry and even the powder room feature under-tile heating.
Step outside to find a covered al fresco area, irrigated lawn and landscaped garden beds.
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Murrumbateman is known for its boutique wineries, scenic countryside and relaxed rural charm, just 30 minutes from Canberra. Locals enjoy fresh bread from Clementine Bakery and coffee at Two Before Ten.
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the existing glass brick walls, whose characteristics were too good to ignore.
“There is so much I appreciate about the glass brick,” Glenn says. “I love the mass and weight for a sense of security. I love the repetition of form and consistency. And I love that the translucent material can be backlit like a lantern without losing a sense of privacy.”
Glenn also attributes their resurgence to their practicality – especially when you consider building regulations that govern overlooking the neighbours.
Fereday says their appeal extends to “how they interact with light, creating translucent walls, and connecting indoor and outdoor spaces”.
As bricks are generally specified for large-scale applications, the range incorporates a slightly curved shape, broadening its usability and offering design flexibility.
Let there be light, and privacy
Glass bricks, once the darlings of the ’80s, are back in vogue due to their looks and practicality.
Ah, glass bricks. Translucent, opulent and, depending on the decade you were born, perhaps a little bit nostalgic.
Glass bricks are the great dividers between outside and inside, light and darkness, curiosity and privacy. They were a hallmark of architecture and design in the 1980s – an era when a glass brick in a bathroom was almost as common as shampoo and conditioner.
Now glass bricks are finding their way back to modern interiors, swapping ’80s opulence for a pared-back presence –and interior architect Edwina Glenn is
no stranger to them. She recalls visits to her childhood best friend’s house where the glass brick reigned, and uses it in residential projects today.
“For many, the brick conjures images of big hair, ’80s opulence and minimal, aesthetically cold interiors,” she says.
“As a designer, however, the ability to both screen and illuminate inner-city spaces is an incredibly appealing feature of the humble glass brick.”
When Glenn was tasked to give a modern update to a 1980s family home in Hawthorn, Melbourne, she and the owners were keen to embrace
“I think the resurgence of the glass brick is a result of tighter urban planning and the constant need by council to screen from one’s neighbours,” she says.
“Designers are looking for alternatives to timber battens and powder-coated metal screens that often do very little positively for the interior experience.”
The rise of glass bricks has also resulted in design innovation, such as the Mano Glass Brick and Block range by Eco Outdoor in collaboration with industrial designer Tom Fereday.
Each brick is hand-cast using 70 per cent recycled glass and 30 per cent quartz sand.
“We began with a traditional Roman brick and then added a unique curved shape, allowing the collection to be used in an intriguing number of ways,” Fereday says. “We also worked with 70 per cent recycled glass, so each piece is different – each one has unique variations or imperfections.”
Glass bricks’ ability to bring in natural light while offering privacy from the outside world is also a positive among architects, builders and designers, including Glenn.
“I really value the role that the glass brick can play in introducing natural light but not at the expense of privacy,” she says. “I think there is also something very comforting about a wall of light that does not leave you feeling exposed from a security perspective.”
Left: A wall of glass bricks was used in this Brisbane renovation to divide the office and living space.
Left: Edwina Glenn says there is so much to love about glass bricks.
Right: Glenn embraced the material in her Hawthorn House renovation.
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Discover the perfect blend of comfort, space, and versatility in this beautifully presented four-bedroom family home, ideally located in the sought-after suburb of Oxley. Step inside to a floorplan designed with family living in mind. Multiple living areas provide space for everyone to spread out and relax-whether it's a formal lounge, family room, or an open-plan meals area, this home offers flexibility to suit all lifestyles. belleproperty.com
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Andrew White
Linda Lockwood
Linda Lockwood
Aaron Papahatzis
Aaron Papahatzis
Alexander Smout
Lauren McDonald
Linda Lockwood
Alexander Smout
Andrew White
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CONCETTA STREET DENMAN PROSPECT
Completed in 2020, this architect-designed four-bedroom home offers luxury, space, and smart living with panoramic views from Black Mountain Tower to Ginninderra bushland. The flexible layout includes a separate theatre/rumpus room and spacious bedrooms – two with walk-in robes. Three premium bathrooms (two ensuites) feature dual showers and underfloor heating. Comfort is ensured with ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, continuous gas hot water, double glazing, and a 16kW solar system. Enjoy full home automation via Fibaro and Google Nest – control lighting, blinds, fans, air conditioning, keyless entry, and security cameras by voice or app. Just minutes to Denman Shops, Cooleman Court, and outdoor recreation.
In Canberra’s prestigious heart, this stylish architectural townhouse offers sophisticated lock-and-leave living. Ideal for professionals or families, it features soaring double-height ceilings, light-filled open-plan spaces and a designer kitchen with Miele appliances and marble benchtops. The main suite, a tranquil retreat, includes a luxurious ensuite and opens to a serene rear courtyard. The front entertaining courtyard holds a fabulous plunge pool perfect for gatherings. Upstairs, a versatile landing serves well as a study or living area. Close to Manuka’s cafes, top schools, and minutes from the CBD, this home blends refined living with a coveted location. *Leased with fixed term tenancy ending 31/12/25 . *Photos are example only. EER 4.5
5/70 FRANKLIN STREET FORREST
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Long Beach
8 Seaview Way
$1.149 million
4 3 2
Private sale
Agent: LJ Hooker Batemans Bay, Karen Van Der Salt 0413 221 504
Extravagance with a view is how you could describe this coastal wonder, split across three levels and with space to spare. The entry level features the mainbedroom retreat, an expansive lounge room and a study nook. Upstairs has views across the ocean from the openplan living and al fresco areas. You’ll be spoilt for places to enjoy the scenery.
Braidwood 40 Budawang Road
$1.595 million 3 2 6
Private sale Agent: Belle Property Braidwood, Kelly Allen 0466 632 696
This dual dwelling has as much charm as it does potential, with a homestead and a cottage perched on 11 hectares. The main home boasts a feature stone fireplace at its centre, two spacious bedrooms and a modern yet rustic-style kitchen. As for the outside, you’ll feel truly at home surrounded by native bushland in the expansive al fresco area.
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Plenty of cool opportunities in the mix
Investors might want to dust off the skis or wheel out the mountain bikes and make a beeline for Jindabyne for this versatile opportunity.
It was only a few years ago that Snowy Mountains Backpackers in Jindabyne was one of the region’s most affordable and popular accommodation options. Since then, it has morphed into exclusive accommodation for ski resort workers and can accommodate more than 40 at a time.
The three-storey unit comprises ground-level shops, the accommodation level and a top-floor manager’s residence.
Toni Wheelhouse of Forbes Stynes Real Estate says the mix of commercial and accommodation spaces makes it a compelling investment option for an astute buyer.
“They would also acquire the Snowy Mountains Backpackers brand with a rich 20-year history,” she says.
“That’s a potential asset that could be leveraged in the future, depending on a buyer’s vision.”
On-site are three long-term tenants: a cafe, a massage and gift shop, and a hairdresser. There’s also an office space and a storage room and laundry.
Jindabyne
2-3/3 Gippsland Street
$3 million
Agent: Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Toni Wheelhouse 0431 486 588
“The leased commercial spaces ensure a reliable income stream and form a solid platform for any future plans,” Wheelhouse says.
“And the location doesn’t get any better in the heart of Jindabyne among local shops [and] restaurants.”
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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