This Spring, South Jerrabomberra will welcome two incredible new spaces – a stateof-the-art Town Park and the region’s biggest and best Dog Park.
Talpa Estate combines elevated views, peaceful surrounds and outstanding connectivity to Googong, Queanbeyan and Canberra. Talpa’s thoughtfully designed upsizing, planning for multi-generational
Botanical Turner’s distinctive architecture is softened by its leafy landscape and a lush internal courtyard. Perfectly placed to enjoy the natural beauty and urban convenience of Turner, Botanical’s generous interiors and thoughtful amenities will allow residents to flourish moments from the city.
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Canberra’s property market has bloomed along with the first signs of spring: Over the past few weeks, agents have reported a surge in buyer activity, with some witnessing results not seen since the peak of pandemic-era demand; price records have been set in two suburbs, Throsby and Strathnairn; and Domain data shows Canberra recorded some of the nation’s best auction clearance rates, indicating a strong selling season ahead. Our impressive O’Connor cover property (p10) is a perfect example of the quality on offer and is bound to attract buyer interest before its October auction. For more auctions, turn over the page or continue browsing here and on the Allhomes website and app.
With a level of space and sophistication usually found in a standalone house, this Yarralumla townhouse at 7/65 Musgrave Street delivers beyond the expected.
It’s a property in keeping with its position in one of Canberra’s most prestigious suburbs, in a coveted spot just moments from Lake Burley Griffin.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is designed around an atrium that floods the common areas with natural light. The lower floor features a large living room on entry, a formal dining area that overlooks the atrium’s greenery, and an additional family room.
The outdoor spaces offer nearly as much variety, including an expansive yet private front patio.
“This is a perfect entertaining space, offering a level of tranquillity through carefully picked flora and ... two water features,” says listing agent Louise Harget of Belle Property Canberra.
The home also boasts double glazing and reverse-cycle temperature control. The private sale has a price guide of $1.99 million to $2.189 million.
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11 Constance Road
Circa $1.8 million
5 3 3
Auction: 4.30pm, September 25
Agent: Ian McNamee & Partners, Darren Bennett 0418 633 806
This family home on a generous block backs onto bushland and offers a country feel with designer flair. The formal lounge and living area is zoned by a two-way gas fireplace, and boasts curved floor-to-ceiling windows that take advantage of views. The downstairs space includes a fifth bedroom and rumpus room, ideal for guests, teenagers or a home office. Outside, the covered deck and plunge pool is a splendid spot for relaxation or entertaining.
Macarthur 22 Goldsbrough Close
$1.3 million+ 4 3
Auction: 10am, September 13
Agent: The Property Collective, Jacob Stanton 0499 999 734
This impressive home is on the market for the first time in 26 years. On a sloped, 1037-square-metre block backing onto the Wanniassa Hills Nature Reserve, it boasts a spacious tri-level floor plan for the whole family. Features include a renovated kitchen, multiple living areas, and seamless indooroutdoor flow to a front patio or a covered al fresco area. An above-ground pool and elevated backyard deck add further entertaining options.
Auction: 11am, September 6 Agent: Purnell, Steph Hoss 0401 857 662
Auction: 10am, September 6
Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Louise Harget 0412 997 894
Auction: 6pm, September 10
Agent: Michael Potter Real Estate, Alisa Lawrence 0404 066 119
With a striking brick and timber exterior, this single-level home offers excellent street appeal. Step inside to a thoughtfully designed layout, from the open-plan kitchen-dining-living area –with easy access to the covered al fresco area – to the segregated main-bedroom suite. The sleek interiors have hybrid vinyl flooring, pendant lighting, and highquality blinds and drapes. Zoned heating and cooling, plus a large backyard and easy-care gardens complete the picture.
Private sale
Agent: Impact Properties, Shaun Iqbal 0416 135 270
This spacious, custom-built home is perfect for families. The interiors feature a modern kitchen with butler’s pantry, multiple living spaces, a study nook, and elegant finishes like timber floors and bespoke cabinetry. The outdoor entertaining area is fitted with electric heaters, a fan and a gas barbecue. Double-glazed windows and multi-zoned ducted heating and cooling deliver yearround comfort, while off-street parking provides options for a caravan or boat.
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Designed for the avid host, this house comes with an intimate wine cellar, quartz kitchen and formal living and dining rooms.
here are plenty of homes on the market that bill themselves as “entertainers”, but the real question is: What kind of entertaining do you want to do?
Do you want the kind of home that lets you store 1288 bottles of wine without breaking a sweat? Host al fresco soirees by the pool with pizzas fresh out of the oven? Put on private screenings in your basement theatre and cellar? Or hold an intimate dinner by the glow of your light-up quartz kitchen bench?
TT Architecture-designed 9 Hakea Crescent in O’Connor is that kind of home.
Built by Gary Fitzpatrick of InStyle Construction in 2018, the meticulously crafted house doesn’t follow the conventional suburban script. While it has three bedrooms, it occupies the footprint of a five-bedroom home – and then some. The result is an executive residence with substantial scale, created for grown-up living and elevated entertaining.
“The owners custom-designed and built it from scratch,” says listing agent Mark Larmer of Suburbia. “They wanted something executive with lots of entertaining spaces, indoors and out.
“Their kids were growing up, so they required a design that catered to older children or guests who come and stay.”
Their vision translated into a home that is equal parts sophisticated showpiece and relaxed sanctuary, with layered detail, bespoke finishes, and a layout that’s both functional and indulgent.
At its heart is a two-storey rammedearth wall, constructed from dark-hued soil sourced in Jindabyne. It runs along the home’s spine, anchoring the layout with warmth and texture, while also serving as a high-performing thermal, acoustic and fire-resistant material.
Thoughtfully moulded to frame artworks, the wall becomes a gallery in its own right, further elevated by custom Tasmanian Blackwood exhibition boxes.
The main bedroom and living zones are positioned on the ground floor. Tucked
“It’s for someone who wants those finer things in life and is prepared to pay a premium for a house that’s just absolutely beautiful.” Mark Larmer
privately at the front, the main-bedroom suite boasts a secluded courtyard, walkin dressing room and luxurious en suite.
The formal lounge and dining spaces feature a gas fireplace, while two EuroCave ShowCave wine cabinets form a striking feature wall.
A timber door imported from Morocco conceals a staircase down to the wine cellar. It’s an intimate lounge with tiered wine racks for up to 1000 bottles, plus recliners, a projector and a screen for movie nights.
Back on the main level, the kitchen is a showstopper, with extensive built-in appliances and a butler’s pantry with an additional fridge, sink and dishwasher. But it’s the backlit quartz island and splashback that bring a sense of drama and glow.
The kitchen flows into an informal living and dining space with ultra-high ceilings, another gas fireplace and access to the courtyard.
Outside, the plunge pool is solarheated, and a full outdoor kitchen
includes a European pizza oven, bar fridge, sink, barbecue and wok burner – all beneath infrared heaters and with custom seating included in the sale.
Upstairs, two additional bedrooms are separated by a second living area.
Each has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite, and there are no shared walls, leading to exceptional privacy. They’re served by a separate hot water system and have leafy outlooks.
Additional features include hydronic underfloor heating, zoned reverse-cycle air-conditioning, a seven-zone Sonos sound system, 54 solar panels with battery storage, and integrated security.
Even with its extensive inclusions, Larmer says what stands out most is the intent behind it all.
“It’s for someone who wants those finer things in life and is prepared to pay a premium for a house that’s just absolutely beautiful,” he says.
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These well-known Canberrans all started life elsewhere, but have made homes here and wouldn’t think of moving out.
Finding a sense of place within our own home is deeply personal. But it’s often the community we form outside our front door that can centre us in a new city. In the second of our two-part series, we ask four Canberrans from different walks of life to share their personal stories about their path to the capital, what they love about living here and what the word “home” means to them.
Lydia Kavoa, rugby player, ACT Brumbies
When my family migrated from New Zealand, we lived in Concord, Sydney, for 15 years. My siblings and I went to school in the local area, and we became close to our neighbours, who we’re still friends with.
I joined the Navy as a 20-year-old, and that’s where my love of rugby started.
I played rugby for the Navy for a couple of years, but I injured my knee. After some time back at sea, I moved to Canberra for work. I knew no one here, so I decided to join a local rugby club, the Uni North Owls, where I fortunately made some very close friends. Moving to Canberra turned out to be the best thing for me; it felt like a fresh start.
In 2022, I signed with the Brumbies women’s team and made my debut in Fiji, my father’s homeland. It was a proud day. Canberra is where everything really took off for me – I fell back into rugby, found an amazing partner, and my siblings have since moved down from Sydney.
I’m proud to call Canberra home. Home is made from all the people in it – whether that’s your family, partner or friends.
“Home is made from all the people in it – whether that’s your family, partner or friends.” Lydia Kavoa
Hao Chen, restaurateur and chef, Raku
Seventeen years ago I moved from Shanghai into an old Sydney apartment. There was a cockatoo that occasionally jumped on the balcony, so I would feed him. He must have known I was a chef.
In 2017, I opened my restaurant Raku on Bunda Street. I rented in Torrens because it was close to my children’s school, then bought my first house in Forrest two years later.
I love it. I can walk to the Beijing Garden on Lake Burley Griffin or up Red Hill to watch the sunsets. I’ve found Canberra offers a great quality of life.
Raku has become my second home. Over the years, I’ve met so many interesting people and made excellent friends while running the restaurant.
It inspired me to publish a cookbook, Hao’s Canberra, which comes out next month. It’s full of recipes and stories about the people I’ve met, including tennis player Nick Kyrgios, Brian Schmidt, the former vice chancellor of the Australian National University, and Canberra Airport CEO Stephen Byron. There have been many people who have made outstanding contributions to this city. Multicultural Australia gives every new immigrant a unique experience, and I am no exception.
Mark Parton, politician, ACT Legislative Assembly
Like many Canberrans, my ideal home is the one I’m living in today. It’s nothing fancy, but it absolutely works for us.
My wife, Luisa, and I bought it in 2018. It has four bedrooms and sits on an awkwardly shaped block at the end of a cul-de-sac in Theodore.
To say that it’s eclectically decorated would be romantic; in reality, it’s just got all our stuff arranged in a way that always looks lived in.
The best feature is our slowcombustion wood fireplace in the extended kitchen-dining-living zone. In autumn and winter, it forms the heart of the household.
The fire is a magnet for humans and dogs alike, and it provides a much better focus point than the television or any smart device.
We’ve got a big, old eight-seater square table that’s perfect for games nights and family conferences, while the front windows offer a wonderful view of Tuggeranong Hill.
Our place is currently home to four dogs – two kelpies and two dachshunds –and they all revel in the open spaces of the rambling, sloping block.
Our house will never make it into any swish home-decorating magazine, but it’s our much-cherished castle. It’s a place to refresh, recharge and escape.
Carrie Leeson, chief executive, Lifeline Canberra
I grew up in a small town on the South African coast. Our home was always full of people and laughter – and sometimes chaos – but always warmth.
When I moved to Australia, I initially rented, and was thrilled when I bought my first property. But it was a home in Canberra, modest and full of secondhand furniture, that grounded us all.
Being able to replicate the warmth of my upbringing with my family in Australia has been a dream. There’s also a genuine kindness here, a generosity of spirit that reminds me of South Africa.
I feel incredibly lucky to call Canberra home and love how it feels calm and connected. It’s where my children are growing up, where we’ve made lifelong friendships and where I feel part of something bigger.
I’m constantly in awe of how quickly you can go from the city centre to a walking trail with kangaroos and cockatoos.
I didn’t always plan to live in Canberra, but work and opportunity brought me here.
At Lifeline, we hear people’s stories every day, many of them heartbreaking, but also full of courage. One that’s stayed with me is a call from a single mum who had fled domestic violence and was living with her two children in her car.
She couldn’t find affordable housing, even though she had a steady income, and felt like she was slipping through the cracks.
That call reminded me of how fragile stability can be, and how the housing crisis isn’t an abstract issue but something that’s deeply personal to those it impacts.
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Nestled in a quiet, green pocket of the Woden Town Centre, the newly completed Woden Green development offers the convenience of urban living with the all-inclusive amenities of a private resort.
Ben Wilson of The Property Collective says the development by Hindmarsh features some of the best facilities in any Canberra apartment community.
“Whatever your lifestyle, there is something for everybody,” he says.
For those who work remotely, on-site co-working spaces offer a quiet area that is conveniently close to home yet set apart from domestic life.
Wellness facilities include a 25-metre indoor swimming pool and cardio gym, while families will love the residents-only playground and children’s wading pool.
There’s even a private dog park with washing facilities and water station.
Wilson says Woden Green will enhance and improve the lifestyles of its residents through shared spaces designed for leisure, relaxation and connection.
These include a residents’ kitchen and dining space, along with more
Woden Green Easty Street, Phillip
Developer and builder: Hindmarsh
Prices: From $565,000
Agent: The Property Collective, Ben Wilson 0420 375 976 EER: 6.1
Feature we love: The inclusion of facilities such as a private dog park and playground for residents to enjoy with their families.
From the agent: “Whatever your lifestyle, there is something for everybody [at Woden Green].”
Lifestyle: Woden Green delivers a thoughtfully designed mix of residences with quality amenities, green spaces and a vibrant community setting.
than 3000 square metres of elevated communal gardens.
“From the different buyers who have bought a property so far, you can almost foresee the communities that are going to evolve,” Wilson says.
“For more than 45 years, Hindmarsh has been shaping communities that stand the test of time, and Woden Green is a reflection of that experience.”
Along with leading architecture firm DBI, it has created a landmark
development of three elegant towers, thoughtfully designed to offer 419 one, two and three-bedroom apartments that blend quality, functionality and style.
The interiors feature high ceilings, zero-silica stone benchtops, double glazing and premium Electrolux appliances. Other features range from ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning to butler’s pantries in the penthouses. While the building’s amenities are impressive, Wilson says the sophisticated
layouts are the key differentiator in the development’s offering, with sizes that go far beyond standard market offerings.
“These apartments were designed by people who actually live in apartments, so they’ve eliminated the common pain points,” he says.
“Bedrooms and bathrooms are well-segregated, and laundries are discreetly positioned. Just because you’re living in an apartment, it doesn’t mean you should be compromising on functionality.”
Although 75 per cent are now sold, some one and two-bedroom apartments and penthouse options remain available for immediate occupancy.
“This development has been so well executed,” Wilson says. “I’d encourage people to come and let us take them on a journey of what their life would be like living at Woden Green.”
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From the street, 30 Chowne Street in Campbell stops you in your tracks – its sharply pitched roofline and storybook silhouette are unlike anything else on the block, with character, charm and a little eccentricity in equal measure.
Behind that distinctive facade is a renovation that’s crisp and contemporary: herringbone timber floors, bright white walls, and clean, pared-back finishes that instantly shift the home’s mood from quirky to refined.
A generous living area sits at the heart of the home, filled with natural light and anchored by warm timber floors underfoot. To one side, a study nook provides a quiet corner for work or reading.
A renovated kitchen, fitted with Miele and Bosch appliances and boasting abundant storage, connects seamlessly to the dining room.
The sleek main bathroom – with a free-standing bath, separate shower and heated towel rail – offers a daily
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“30 Chowne is Campbell living at its most rare and irreplaceable. Unique in its appearance, a true definition of a one of one, with amenities on your doorstep within the C5 precinct.” touch of luxury, while a separate powder room and full, updated laundry add practicality.
Then there’s the circular staircase. More than just a link between levels, it’s a sculptural centrepiece that winds upward to reveal three spacious bedrooms, each enjoying leafy outlooks, and two with built-in storage.
The backyard offers ample space with minimal upkeep, while a separate 35-square-metre studio presents a blank canvas of opportunity.
Just one suburb away from the city centre, Campbell has a foot in both worlds – the buzz of the new C5 precinct with its dining, and the calm of being between Mount Ainslie’s walking trails and Lake Burley Griffin.
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Private sale
Agent: AM Property Agency, Brentyn Wilson 0400 007 911
Apartment living doesn’t get better than life at the top – the penthouse. With dazzling views, luxurious surroundings, and a lifestyle that feels elevated yet remains connected to the city below, it’s unmatched.
A high-end apartment atop Woden’s Grand Central Towers on the 25th floor brings that dream within reach.
Listing agent Brentyn Wilson of AM Property Agency says the sense of space is immediate on entry, with a functional floor plan delivered through 203 square metres of internal living space and 75 square metres externally.
“It’s so spacious compared to most Canberra penthouses,” he says.
The elegant ambience is achieved through a sophisticated material palette, high ceilings and expansive windows that showcase views across Woden Valley, Red Hill and the Brindabellas. Three generously sized bedrooms –two with stylish en suites – connect to a balcony, while flexibility is assured through a second lounge room off the main open-plan living space.
The centrepiece here is the striking kitchen. Sleek finishes, such as marble
and a mirrored splashback, pair with dark cabinetry and a large island bench.
There’s easy flow to a sensational openair terrace with an outdoor kitchen and huge windows that capture city views.
“This provides a natural extension of the interior, accommodating both effortless entertaining and quiet retreat under the sun or stars,” Wilson says.
Residents also gain access to amenities such as an infinity pool, rooftop gardens, a gym and a private lounge.
Wilson says the central location is a major drawcard for potential buyers.
“Grand Central Towers is walking distance from Westfield Woden Plaza and offers close proximity to all the restaurants, cafes and nightlife of the area,” he says. “This penthouse is the crown jewel of Woden Valley living.”
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4/15 Dalman Crescent Contact agent
Auction: 10am, September 20
Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Louise Harget 0412 997 894
This incredibly spacious and luxurious townhouse within the prestigious Kingsgate complex features soaring ceilings, multiple living spaces and ash hardwood floors. The lower level is large enough to be a separate zone for older children. All bedrooms have an en suite, while a tiled terrace provides an ideal setting for outdoor entertaining.
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6/58 Leichhardt Street
$2 million+
Private sale
Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027
Located close to the Kingston precinct, this refined apartment offers an exceptional lifestyle. Features include engineered oak flooring, custom joinery, dual Vintec wine fridges, double-glazed stacker doors and windows, and a gas fireplace. The designer kitchen boasts dual ovens, while two outdoor retreats provide options for entertaining.
Burke Crescent
$750,000+
Auction: 1.30pm, September 13
Agent: The Property Collective, Obi Shadmaan 0423 980 763
Channelling a Manhattan vibe, this apartment offers sophisticated living in the Inner South. Warm timber floors flow throughout the open-plan interior, which includes a sleek kitchen with an island bench. Past black-framed sliding doors, a north-facing balcony is ideal for outdoor dining. The main bedroom includes an en suite and a walk-in wardrobe.
Kingston 306/45 Honeysett View Contact agent
Private sale
Agent: Hive Property, Matt Shipard 0408 218 179
Architectural elegance defines this residence in the Sapphire development on the Kingston Foreshore. An ambient fireplace draws the eye in the open-plan living area, which is anchored by a gourmet kitchen with premium integrated appliances. Step onto a glass-enclosed terrace (with built-in barbecue) offering incredible views over the lake.
Contemporary Coastal Masterpiece. A South Coast landmark in its own right just 135 minutes from Canberra - yet a world apart. Durras North is a small enclave enviably set within 'Murramarang National Park', ensuring never-to-be-built-out beauty and serenity. A stone’s throw from where ocean meets lake, with jaw-dropping uninterrupted 180 views, this award-winning home reimagines the classic coastal fibro shack. Two striking pavilions surround a private courtyard with a sunken concrete firepit and sliding privacy gates. The cantilevered terrace, an engineering marvel, speaks for itself. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the magnificent beachfront view, with an iconic suspended fireplace adding warmth and ambiance. Polished concrete floors, 2.9m timber-paneled ceilings and off-form concrete feature walls deliver on-point luxury. With four impressive bedrooms including a custom 8-bed bunkroom - allowing the property to comfortably accommodate 14 adults total, the only question is: what’s the true showstopper - the home or the view? Glass in hand, take a lifetime to decide. New Listing
Located so close to Canberra, this exceptional rural estate offers two homes set over 5 acres blending natural beauty, thoughtful design, and lifestyle versatility. Set over extensive landscaped grounds, this property is perfect for those looking for dual occupancy and a place to enjoy with families, nature, and enjoy having your horse accommodated at home as well.
Features include
+ Spacious newly renovated 4/5 bedrooms, 2 bathroom plus study main residence.
+ Private 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom cottage with accessible ramp.
+ Two dams, a bore, 2 x rainwater tanks, irrigated gardens, raised vegie gardens, secure chook pens and layer castles.
+ Horse infrastructure, 2 x stables, tack room and float bay. 1 holding paddock.
+ tradesman garage or workshop shed with power.
6/3 OVENS STREET GRIFFITH
Positioned within the exclusive 'Georgetown' complex, this beautifully appointed two or three-bedroom townhouse offers a rare blend of executive style, generous proportions, and unbeatable lifestyle convenience. Freshly painted and featuring brand new carpet throughout, this north-facing residence is designed to impress with its light-filled interiors, multiple living zones, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The open-plan living and dining area connects effortlessly to a private courtyard, creating the perfect setting for entertaining or relaxing in peace. The spacious kitchen is both stylish and functional, complete with ample storage and quality appliances including an induction cooktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, and fridge. Upstairs, the king-sized master suite is a true retreat, featuring a walk-in robe, additional built-ins, and a great size ensuite. The second bedroom has lovely georgian style highlight windows and also includes built-in robes and close by to a well-appointed main bathroom with a fullsized bathtub. The basement rumpus room has been used as a 3rd bedroom with adjacent bathroom. EER 5.0
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7/48 BOTANY STREET, PHILLIP
Prime Commercial Investment in the Heart of Phillip.
An exceptional opportunity to secure a high-performing commercial investment in one of Phillip’s most prominent and accessible locations.
Positioned within the sought-after RZ3 Urban Residential Zone making it ideal for long-term investment and growth. This expansive 845 sqm property is currently leased to a reputable long-term tenant, The Salvation Army, on a 5-year lease ending September 2029, with a further 5-year option to relet. The lease includes a fixed 3% annual rent review, applicable during both the initial term and the relet option, ensuring consistent income growth.
NLA: 845 sqm
Lease Terms: 5 + 5 years with 3% annual increases. Net Passing Income $227,896 p.a EOI. EER 0.0
Blackshaw Real Estate proudly recognised at the REIACT Awards for Excellence 2025 .
Our team’s dedication and expertise were celebrated with awards across multiple categories, including:
Blackshaw Real Estate MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS AWARD
Campbell Jones NOVICE AUCTIONEER OF THE YEAR
Blackshaw Gungahlin COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
Blackshaw Queanbeyan & Jerrabomberra MEDIUM RESIDENTIAL AGENCY OF THE YEAR
Blackshaw Manuka LARGE RESIDENTIAL AGENCY OF THE YEAR
These achievements are a reflection of our ongoing commitment to delivering outstanding results for our clients and making a positive impact in our communities.
Welcome to 439 Denley Drive, a stunning lifestyle property set on 25 acres in the heart of Wamboin. Offering complete privacy, this solar passive home combines modern comfort with the tranquillity of country living. Backing on to the Bywong & Wamboin network of Greenways, the property is designed for sustainable living with solar power, multiple water tanks, a dam fed irrigation system, and extensive veggie gardens, fruit trees, greenhouse, and paddocks.
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It’s home at first sight
Michael Potter 0413 830 598
Rick Jordan 0417 664 334
Delightful, single level home presented in immaculate condition and immersed amongst a delightful garden setting.
A plethora of features include panoramic views of the Tuggeranong landscape, snug lounge and family rooms, spacious sun-room, well-maintained kitchen and updated bathroom. An added bonus is a private detached retreat that would serve well as a teenager’s den, home office, craft or guest room.
Complete with secure and covered car accommodation for 5 vehicles, a choice of heating and cooling options and very close to all amenities on offer in the area. EER 1
Perched proudly on the high side of one of Garran’s most prestigious blue-ribbon streets, 36 Flanagan Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a home that blends timeless charm with modern convenience. Elevated with superb views to the Brindabellas and backing directly onto Red Hill Nature Reserve, this residence offers both a serene bushland outlook and direct access to walking trails and wildlife in the heart of Woden Valley. Designed for comfort and functionality, the home features four generous bedrooms, each with built-in robes. The layout offers a seamless flow for both everyday living and entertaining. A spacious formal lounge and dining room capture leafy mountain views. They connect to the updated kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher.
Experience luxurious waterfront living in the heart of Kingston Foreshore. This beautifully appointed residence offers scenic lake views, expansive open-plan living and seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a fullwidth terrace and private garden—perfect for year-round entertaining. The gourmet kitchen features premium appliances, stone benchtops and direct terrace access. The main suite includes a walk-through robe, elegant ensuite and private outdoor connection, while two additional upstairs bedrooms and a family bathroom provide flexible living. An automatic Vergola with built-in kitchen and BBQ enhances the outdoor lifestyle. With refined finishes, ample storage and a prestigious location just steps from award-winning restaurants, cafes and walking trails, this is a rare opportunity to secure an exceptional home.
Set in one of Canberra’s premier Inner South locations, this charming home offers modern family living in a peaceful, tree-lined street opposite parkland. Designed to capture natural light throughout, it features multiple living areas, a stylish updated kitchen with stone benchtops and a private, low-maintenance backyard. Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms – the main with walk-in robe and ensuite, plus a central family bathroom. Additional highlights include a guest powder room, separate laundry, generous storage, remote double garage with internal access and a spacious attic. With scope to personalise and just moments to Yarralumla shops, top schools and transport, this is an exceptional opportunity in a blue-chip suburb.
▪ Grand entry with chandelier, high ceilings, and premium staircase.
▪ Light-filled interiors, designer kitchen, and luxury bathrooms.
▪ Spacious bedrooms, plush carpet, and a master suite with balcony.
▪ Energy-efficient with solar panels, double glazing, and zoned climate control.
▪ Landscaped yards, covered alfresco, and a secure double garage
Elevated high above the Woden skyline, this stunning penthouse on the 25th floor of the landmark Grand Central Towers offer's a lifestyle defined by rare beauty and effortless sophistication. Rich in natural light and framed by sweeping views across the Woden Valley, Red Hill and the stunning Brindabella's, this residence is a masterclass in elegant design and elevated living.
From sunrise to sunset, every aspect of this home speaks to comfort, privacy, and quiet prestige within one of Canberra's most unforgettable penthouses. The residence features three generously proportioned bedrooms, including two with private ensuites and direct terrace access. Features
- The crown jewel of Woden Valley living
- Panoramic views of the Brindabellas, Woden Valley and Redhill, complimented with floor to ceiling windows
- Designer kitchen with 900mm induction cooktop, oven, rangehood, marble benchtops, LED lighting and an abundance of storage.
- A formal lounge and family dining area, which flows onto the stunning alfresco terrace.
- Master suite, features a walk-in robe, an en-suite with both shower, freestanding bathtub, double vanity and a study space.
- Bedroom two also has it's own en-suite and built-in robe
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- Luxury finishes throughout, including smart lighting systems. motorised curtains and Sonos surround system
- Outdoor kitchen includes built-in BBQ, sink and fridges for effortless entertaining
- Stylish European laundry
- Your own private triple garage, offers unmatched convenience in apartment living
- Exclusive resident facilities including a pool, gym and entertaining areas
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Tomakin
11 Barlings Drive
$1.65 million
4 3 7
Private sale
Agent: Blackshaw Coastal, Jessica Williams 0408 554 635
This beachside retreat has lovely ocean views on a generous bushland block. Features include a sunlit living area with a gas fireplace and a designer kitchen. This level has a seamless flow to the entertaining deck, while downstairs are the bedrooms, including a parents’ retreat with an en suite, a walk-in wardrobe, and a living area.
Braidwood
63 Elrington Street
$939,000-$955,000
Private sale
Agent: Shoemark Real Estate Braidwood, Denver Shoemark 0408 762 517
Erlington Cottage is a re-imagined Georgian gem. A charming extension has added space to the home while honouring its past. New features include conveniences such as double glazing and solar panels. The open floor plan flows to a leafy garden that offers a serene and private space. This unique property is not one to be passed up.
When you think of country living done right, it looks a lot like this. Tucked away in the hills of Bywong, 'Possum Hill' is more than just a home - it's a lifestyle. Set on over 60 acres of natural bushland with sweeping views across Lake George, this private north-facing retreat has been thoughtfully designed to capture light, warmth and a deep connection to nature.
• Light-filled, north-facing home • Elevated deck with panoramic views over Lake George and the escarpment • 60.9 acres of private bushland, peaceful and low maintenance • Sustainability & SelfSufficiency • 4.14kW single phase solar system with feed-in tariff • Solar hot water + electric booster
105 Wargeila Road, Yass, NSW
• Lovingly held & owner-occupied for the past 26 years, this much-loved property is being offered for genuine sale
• A productive holding, featuring an established olive grove of 300* trees (20+ years old) producing multiple oil varieties, a vineyard with 65 mature grape vines, orchard of stone fruit & nut trees + generous vegetable gardens
• The home offers 243m²* of thoughtful design with open plan living zones, modern kitchen + garage & water tanks
• This represents a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey hobby farm within easy reach of both Yass & Canberra
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10 Ryslipp Drive, Murrumbateman, NSW
• Offered to market after 5 years of ownership, presents an exceptional opportunity to secure 9.3ha* (23* acres)
• Flexibility for a variety of uses, making it ideal for hobby farming, grazing or as a secluded retreat
• Its size and zoning allow for a wide range of structures to be built (subject to council approval)
• Set within the Yass Shire, this block offers sealed road frontage and straightforward access to Canberra and Yass
• With motivated sellers, this is a chance to secure a holding that ticks all the boxes for lifestyle and potential
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Words by Ray Sparvell
It’s not long into any conversation with a real estate agent before the word “location” is uttered. That’s the moment when some buyers tune out – heard it before – while the antennae on others start quivering.
Those vibrations might hit overdrive when it comes to these offices across the road from the Greenway South.Point shopping centre.
Four Seasons House is located on high-traffic-flow Anketell Street, in the heart of Tuggeranong’s major retail and commercial precinct.
It’s a hard-to-beat location with multiple parking options and public transport right on the doorstep.
For sale or lease are 859 square metres of space on level one, divided across two tenancies. One is 583 square metres and the other 276 square metres.
Both open-plan spaces also have big balconies that are great for employees
or, perhaps, al fresco entertaining for clients.
Theo Dimarhos of Canberra Commercial says the units offer irreplaceable value for buyers.
“These would be great options for owner-occupiers and are priced below
Greenway
12/191-203 Anketell Street
$2,044,500 excl GST
Agent: Canberra Commercial, Theo Dimarhos 0433 474 747
replacement cost in today’s market,” he says. “They’re also big spaces in a central location that doesn’t get any better.”
A broad-purpose clause on both allows the properties to be used for residential, shops, personal services, banking, a cafe and more.
+ Lot sizes from approximately 9,720 sqm to 1.765 hectares
+ Ideal for developers, investors, tenants, and owner-occupiers
+ Building/Unit sizes from 100 sqm* to 5,000 sqm*
+ Suitable for a range of uses including bulky goods retail, showrooms, vehicle sales, restaurants, drive-throughs, childcare centres, medical centres, motels, and trade services
+ Directly opposite McDonald’s, KFC, and Ampol Foodary & Service Station, attracting consistent consumer traffic
+ Prominent 800-metre frontage to Yass Valley Way with excellent visibility from the Hume Highway
Exceptional Development Opportunity in NSW Growth Corridor Lot 2: For Lease
Lot 19: Sale and Lease – $2,360,600
