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This week, we’ve gathered some fabulous dream homes, from the coast to the Inner South. Our cover story (p12) is a rare piece of architecture – a stunning blend of concrete and glass only moments from the sand and surf. Located in vacation territory for Canberrans, it’s the ultimate sea change or holiday home option. Back in the capital, it was hard to go past a grand residence in Yarralumla (p14), where vibrant spring blooms are adding a pop of colour to the sturdy exterior. That inviting backyard pool serves as a lovely reminder that summer is just a few short months away! Or, for something smaller, but no less executive, don’t miss the black beauty that’s our Home of the Week in Curtin on page 19.
In a brand-new estate, the modern house at 27 Melicope Street, Tralee, manages to stand out from the crowd. Its curved white exterior with black trim unfolds in layers, with the neutral colour palette continuing inside.
A formal lounge, bathed in natural light through sheer curtains, provides a serene welcome, with large-format tiles flowing down the hall towards the open-plan kitchen, living and dining space. Most of the living and relaxing will be done here, or on the patio.
“This expansive area connects the gourmet kitchen, with a marble-look stone breakfast bar, to the sunlit living zones and al fresco dining [area],” says Aaron Papahatzis of Belle Property Queanbeyan.
The four bedrooms are spacious, but the main-bedroom suite sits in a league of its own with a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite that features floor-to-ceiling marble tiles and a large shower. The turnkey home is offered for private sale with a guide of $1.35 million to $1.45 million.
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Turner 1/37 Forbes Street
$2.595 million
4 2 3 EER 6
Private sale
Agent: Archer Canberra, Andrew Early 0423 465 805
This new apartment offers as much space as a house but without the maintenance. Features include large front and rear outdoor areas, generous bedrooms and a study nook. At its heart, a light-filled designer kitchen in the open-plan living and dining area includes stone benchtops and a butler’s pantry. “Set in one of Canberra’s most desirable locations, you’ll enjoy the perfect balance of urban convenience and natural surroundings,” the agent says.
Crace 6 Maranunga Crescent
$1.125 million+ 4 2 2 EER 5
Auction: 2.15pm, October 11
Agent: Marq Property, Sam Taylor 0451 158 887
This single-level family house offers great street appeal with modern interiors to match. The spacious floor plan unfolds with an impressive main-bedroom suite at the front, followed by a lounge room and a light-filled living and dining space. Timber joinery and stone benchtops make for a stylish kitchen, while a covered al fresco area overlooking a lowmaintenance backyard and water feature adds to the entertaining options. Close to shops, schools and green spaces.
Taylor 11 Sievers View
Circa $1.6 million
5 3 2 EER 5
Auction: Noon, October 11
Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Josh Yewdall 0430 213 909
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“Canberra buyers are focused on liveability. ‘North’ leads keyword searches for sunlight, while courtyards and studies highlight demand for practical spaces that balance lifestyle and work.”
From soaring ceilings to an electric fireplace and crystal chandeliers, no expense has been spared in the execution of this expansive two-storey house. The gourmet kitchen is a showstopper that features a large island bench, while the double-glazed windows frame serene reserve views. Multiple living zones provide space for a growing family, and a self-contained ground-floor flat provides options for hosting guests or multigenerational living.
Latham 57 Stretton Crescent $959,000+ 4 2 4 EER 0.5
Private sale
Agent: Jonny Warren Properties, Ben Mills 0422 765 130 Style and quality finishes define this renovated house, which has served as a family’s haven for nearly 10 years. Features include mahogany hardwood floors, a sunken living area centred on a striking fireplace, a light-filled sunroom and an upgraded kitchen with a 900-millimetre gas stove. Standing separately is a self-contained onebedroom granny flat. With a chic kitchen and porcelain floors, it makes for a great guesthouse or a source of rental income.
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Part beach house, part architectural statement and yet the unusual combination is perfectly suited to the serene South Coast location.
It’s not every day you find a beach house that’s equal parts architectural landmark and relaxed family retreat. But in a pocket of the NSW South Coast, one home quietly delivers both.
Built just over a decade ago, the property was found as the result of a long and deliberate search for the perfect location. The quest ended in a hidden part of Durras North – a tightly held stretch nestled between ocean and national park.
“This is the ultimate beachfront hideaway surrounded by nature where you can find quiet and seclusion,” says listing agent Mario Sanfrancesco of Blackshaw Manuka. “This is a retreat. It’s peaceful, tranquil, and only 20 minutes from Batemans Bay. It’s the kind of place you go to in order to disconnect.”
The home enjoys a rare form of water frontage, being set on a calm lagoon that
offers safe swimming for children, with the open surf just a short walk away. Its views are panoramic and uninterrupted, thanks to clever orientation and the generous use of fullheight windows.
Designed primarily as a beach house, it was built to accommodate a crowd without ever feeling crowded.
The layout is defined by two striking pavilions, separated by a central courtyard. Tucked into one corner is the main-bedroom suite, a private sanctuary styled like a high-end hotel room.
“It’s stunning,” Sanfrancesco says. “You wake up in the morning and just see the beautiful sunrise and the ocean.”
At the rear is the home’s showstopping bunk room – a space that comfortably sleeps eight, with three built-in single bunk sets and one king-single set.
Spacious enough to double as a chill-out zone or TV room, it’s the ultimate coastal hangout for kids or teenagers.
Upstairs, two more generous bedrooms flank a main bathroom, creating even
Auction: 1pm, October 5 Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027
“This is a retreat. It’s peaceful … it’s 20 minutes from Batemans Bay. It’s the kind of place you go to in order to disconnect.” Mario
more accommodation space. Both have water views and ample natural light.
Anchoring it all is the dramatic open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, where off-form concrete, polished floors and a suspended fireplace set a sophisticated tone under soaring 2.9-metre ceilings.
The kitchen is cleverly positioned – not dominating the space, but seamlessly connected to it, with high-end inclusions and a servery window to the courtyard. Bifold and sliding doors on both sides of the pavilion open up fully, blurring the lines between indoors and out.
The courtyard itself features a sculptural sunken fire pit, a built-in barbecue, and room to host a crowd. From there, the views stretch right through the main living space to the waves beyond.
“For larger gatherings, you’re able to fit a dining table in the courtyard, and it all just flows,” Sanfrancesco says. “It’s a summer holiday house, and the living area is both internal and external.”
While the architecture is striking, the home’s most memorable moments are simple ones.
Such as starting your day with a cuppa in hand, sitting in the Eero Aarnio bubble chair that hangs in the corner of the dining room. Gently swaying, you can gaze across the sand and ocean, and listen to birdsong.
Or returning from a swim, everyone covered in salt and sand, and tucking into lunch on the stunning front cantilevered concrete terrace, looking out over the waves you’ve just left.
“The owners’ kids would go for a swim or a surf and then come back after a long day, and they’d sit on the edge of the concrete terrace with their legs hanging over, eating a toasted sandwich and having a drink,” Sanfrancesco says.
“That’s what holidays are about. While the home is undoubtedly chic, it’s very family-oriented.”
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his Yarralumla home effortlessly blends two concepts: modern living shaped by crisp and clean lines, and a strong sense of organic sensibility.
Yarralumla’s tree-lined streets and proximity to the Parliamentary Triangle have long made it a sought-after address. This adds even more lustre to this twostorey Abbott Street house that sits on a very manageable 713 square metres in a very quiet street.
From the kerbside, it’s a home with a confident presence. There’s an unmistakable strength in its rendered facade, juxtaposed and warmed by timber highlights and further softened by lush landscaping.
A bluestone feature wall begins under the porch and continues into the foyer, tying the exterior to the interior.
The foyer immediately delivers on the home’s promise of style, drawing the eye up through a double-height void and across ironbark floors, creating a grand sense of arrival that defines this highly liveable space.
Leanne Palmer of Hive Property says the modern home has a timeless feel.
“It was built to a classic design, and the combination of form along with the organic inclusions injects a freshness into its appeal,” she says.
“Potential buyers have remarked on how well the simple colour palette works, with neutral tones warmed by the timber features throughout.”
The reveal begins in a highly private guest bedroom with an en suite.
Next to it is a spacious formal lounge room – with a fireplace – that is easily adaptable as a home theatre, rumpus room or study.
The main living zone’s strongest point of differentiation is overhead. The 3.6-metre coffered ceiling is completely black, a bold design choice that adds drama to the expansive space.
This might not work in a conventional home, but it’s made possible here by the impressive height.
The space is anchored by a functional white kitchen with timber highlights. There’s a long, stone-topped island bench with other surfaces in stainless steel. Miele appliances (including four ovens) deliver the firepower, with generous storage back-up from a butler’s pantry.
That all adds up to a great working space with a seamless connection to the dining and casual living area.
Natural light and cooling breezes are drawn in through full-height and clerestory windows, as are views of the outdoor spaces, partly taken up by a two-metre-plus sculpture of a pear made out of old horseshoes – known affectionately as “a pear of shoes”.
Palmer says the central living zone is the key feature of the home.
“There are many elements at play –from the ceilings to the kitchen and views to the outdoors – but they all work so well together,” she says. “This is the perfect communal spot for the family and for entertaining, whether a small group of friends or larger gatherings.”
The main-bedroom suite is positioned at the end of the home for maximum
“This home offers it all … a great location, a timeless design and luxury in the living and entertaining options.” Leanne Palmer
privacy. It has a walk-through wardrobe and an en suite highlighted by a sculptural, free-standing bath.
The home’s two levels are tied together by a floating glass and timber staircase that shelters an indoor garden with a water feature. Three further bedrooms share a rumpus space (with a fireplace) and a family bathroom upstairs.
Comfort is provided by double glazing, air-conditioning and underfloor heating. A solar array sits on the roof.
Outdoor living is focused on a pool surrounded by paving, stone retaining walls and carefully selected plants. There’s a double garage and additional off-street parking.
“This home offers it all – a quiet street in a great location, a timeless design and luxury in the living and entertaining options,” Palmer says.
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There’s a sense of history running through the suburb of Deakin. Development began in the 1920s, as politicians and public servants moved to the nation’s new capital.
Close to Parliament House in Parkes, it was ideal for prestige properties, most notably The Lodge, the prime minister’s official residence, built in 1927.
Since then, 23 people have served as prime minister, and it’s hard to understand why a handful of them have shunned The Lodge, as Deakin is one of Canberra’s most beautiful suburbs.
Louise Harget, principal of Belle Property Canberra, says Deakin is a premium suburb that manages to feel peaceful even though it’s just minutes from the city. She also loves its history.
“There is something so special about driving up the canopy of National Circuit, and some of those restored period homes on grand old blocks with gardens that are maturing with 80 or 90-year-old plantings,” she says.
“I always imagine these homes when they were newly built, just how outrageously luxurious they would have been nestled next to The Lodge.”
Stretching from State Circle to the foothills of Red Hill, Deakin is well served by amenities. The schools include Canberra Girls Grammar School, and there are popular cafes and professional services at the Deakin shops.
“Deakin attracts a great mix of people,” Harget says. “From health professionals who love being close to the hospital, to young families drawn to the excellent school catchments. The blocks here are pretty generous too, making it a great spot for growing families.”
Harget says there is solid movement in the Deakin market. While some properties do sit a little longer, there’s always a lift in activity towards spring as families seek to settle in before Christmas and the new school year.
Shot is a great spot for soaking up the morning sun with a coffee in their lovely courtyard area. It’s open early, too, so it’s a good option for a pre- or post-gym hit.
Cafe D’lish is a must. It has the freshest food, and its vanilla slice is the best. It’s a go-to spot for a quick office lunch, and we always love to support a good family-owned business.
Not so hidden, but there are so many sneaky little trails that lead up onto the walking tracks of Red Hill Reserve. Such gorgeous bushland in the middle of Canberra.
Above: Deakin is a prized Inner-South suburb known for its leafy streets and large blocks. Far left: New apartment complexes are adding diversity to the area’s housing mix. Left: The popular Double Shot cafe is open every day from 6am for breakfast and lunch. Below: Families are drawn to Deakin for its excellent school catchment zones.
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7 Macartney Crescent
$2.85 million-$2.95 million
5 3 2 EER 3.5
Private sale
Agent: Hive Property, Eva Bono 0415 668 718
You’ll spend a lot of time lingering at the kitchen bench here, looking out to the al fresco area next to the solar-heated, self-cleaning pool. Every day will seem like a holiday. Downstairs are formal and informal living areas, and the main bedroom with a private courtyard. Upstairs are three more bedrooms and a flexible rumpus room that could be used as a bedroom.
84 Empire Circuit Contact agent 6 3 2 EER 3.5
Private sale
Agent: Berkely Residential, Simon Richards 0424 688 553
In a premium old-Deakin location, this renovated house has a classic feel with all the mod-cons. At its heart is an award-winning kitchen with a walkin pantry, opening to informal and formal living areas. The backyard has a pool, a full-sized tennis court and established gardens on a 2412-squaremetre block. It’s close to schools and a short walk from the Manuka shops.
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Perched in Curtin’s dress circle, 43b Allan Street sets a benchmark in how to combine sustainability, luxury features and ease of living.
Architect-designed and separately titled, the three-bedroom, solar-passive house delivers 204 square metres of light-filled living space across a considered floor plan.
Soaring 2.8-metre ceilings and polished concrete floors set an industrial-inspired tone, with a monochromatic palette of black joinery and dark exterior cladding adding striking sophistication.
Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames leafy outlooks while flooding the interiors with natural light.
The main-bedroom suite is tucked at the front, with a walk-in wardrobe and a serene en suite with a bath alongside a large window for a soak with an outlook.
The kitchen takes centre stage with its bold black finish, European appliances and butler’s pantry. It’s part of the open-plan living and dining zone, which seamlessly connects to a courtyard.
A convenient built-in home office flanks the staircase.
Bree White Belle Property Canberra
Downstairs, two bedrooms sit alongside the main bathroom. The living here is elevated thanks to a gym area with a suspended TV, plus a spacious sauna for spa-level indulgence.
A dedicated family room and projector add more options for entertaining, while multiple al fresco spaces extend the living outdoors.
Comfort comes courtesy of zoned climate control, custom window furnishings and solar with battery storage, while caravan-friendly parking keeps the practicalities covered.
“This home captures everything people love about Curtin, from leafy surroundings and refined design to effortless liveability. It’s a rare chance to secure a residence that blends luxury with everyday comfort.”
A leafy path leads you to the Curtin shops for coffee at Redbrick or European-inspired dinner at Two Blind Mice. Trails also lead you along the creek for tranquil walks that feel far removed from the city.
Words by Tammy Huynh
Want a garden that blooms year-round? Here’s the perfect planting schedule to keep your garden bursting with floral beauty all year long.
Timing is everything in the garden. Some flowers, like sweet peas and tulips, need to be planted in autumn to bloom in spring, while others, such as roses and hydrangeas, can be planted at various times throughout the year, even when in flower. Not sure when to plant for the best results? This guide will help you get the timing just right.
Camellias light up autumn with their prolific flowers in shades of white, pink and red. Sasanqua camellias are the first to flower and are perfect for hedges, espalier or pots. As autumn deepens, Camellia japonica follows, producing larger, more formal blooms that continue into winter. These evergreen trees can be planted year-round, but autumn is the best time, when conditions are mild and the soil remains warm, allowing roots to establish before winter.
Winter wonders
Winter doesn’t have to mean a colourless garden. Flowers like hellebores, primula, daphne, cyclamen and polyanthus bloom
even in the cold.
Plant in early autumn to allow them time to establish before the chill arrives. Natives like hardenbergia, banksia, acacia and correa also flower throughout winter and can be planted at any time, although autumn or spring are ideal.
For stunning spring-flowering bulbs like tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, ranunculi, anemones or freesias, you need to plant
them in autumn. The bulbs need winter’s chill to stimulate and encourage good growth. Plant them in the garden or pots, or even “lasagne” layer the bulbs for a succession of blooms. If you’re a sucker for fragrance, sweet peas deliver an old-world scent with every bloom. Sow them in late autumn (and early spring in cool climates) for the best display.
Roses bloom in spring, and while you can plant potted ones anytime, bare-
Floriade is now on in Canberra! Immerse yourself in a vibrant wonderland of over a million blooms, with spectacular garden displays by day and dazzling illuminations at NightFest. Proceeds from The Great Big Bulb Dig on October 13 will support Allhomes’ charity partner, YWCA Canberra.
rooted roses are best planted in winter. They’re more affordable, establish faster and grow stronger. Find them at your local nursery or order online from specialty rose growers.
Hydrangeas burst onto the scene and flower through summer, filling gardens with big, blowsy blooms in shades of blue, pink, purple and white. You can plant them in spring or while flowering in summer, but planting them in winter, while dormant, helps minimise transplant shock and lets the roots establish before the hot months.
Summer-flowering bulbs such as dahlias and hippeastrums need to be planted earlier to put on a fabulous show. Plant dahlia tubers in mid-to-late spring once the risk of frost has passed, ensuring they receive plenty of sunlight. Hippeastrums, on the other hand, can be planted in late winter to early spring. To enjoy the pretty faces of cosmos, zinnias and rudbeckia, sow seeds in early spring and summer.
Tammy Huynh is a horticulturist, a presenter on Gardening Australia and the owner of Leaf an Impression. leafanimpression.com.au
AUCTION Sat 18/10/2025, 11am onsite
VIEWING Sat 27/09/2025, 1-1.30pm
Sun 28/09/2025, 1-1.30pm Wed 01/10/2025, 5.15-5.45pm
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A hidden gem in the west
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Alisa Lawrence 0404 066 119
Inviting, separate title townhouse located in Weston Creek’s premier suburb with Chapman Primary and local shops at your doorstep.
Extremely private and whisper quiet, featuring renovated kitchen and bathroom, cosy lounge room, sun-filled meals area, bamboo flooring and secure double garage. Complemented by landscaped front and rear gardens featuring a tapestry of lush green lawns, established camellias and bright colourful shrubs.
Number 3 Gavin Place is perfect for those wanting privacy, seclusion and comfort, and the ideal opportunity for the first homebuyer, downsizer or investor. EER 4.5
An elegant yet simple Tuscan inspired design that is utterly private and discretely immersed in the heights of an exclusive Conder address.
A colour palette of earthy, rustic tones blended with a cohesive floor plan makes for a warm and inviting atmosphere for the larger family. Highlights include a generous sized kitchen with stone bench tops, large, private bathroom and ensuite, separate living rooms and a choice of alfresco entertaining areas. Nestled amongst an established garden setting with all amenities in the valley at your doorstep. EER 5 PRICE GUIDE Offers
AUCTION Sat 11/10/2025, 10am onsite
VIEWING Sat 27/09/2025, 2-2.30pm Sun 28/09/2025, 2-2.30pm
CONTACT Michael Potter 0413 830 598 Alisa Lawrence 0404 066 119
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Inviting, single level townhouse sited in the desirable and tightly held hamlet of ‘Eddison Gardens’.
A myriad of ‘must haves’ include a generous sun-filled, open plan living area, modern kitchen, immaculate bathroom and a long list of tasteful updates. New internal paintwork throughout, new carpet, new timber flooring, new lighting and new window treatments.
Enhanced by a choice of heating and cooling options, paved outdoor entertaining areas and secure double garage. Framed by private, established gardens that feature a tapestry of flowering plants, mature trees and shrubs. EER 3
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Rick Jordan 0417 664 334 4 BEDROOMS
VIEWING Sat 27/09/2025, 11-11.30am Sun 28/09/2025, 11-11.30am Tues 30/09/2025, 5.15-5.45pm
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Michael Potter 0413 830 598
Backing reserve with grandstand views
A delightful, single level dwelling snuggled into the elevation and leafy surrounds of Weavers Crescent.
Must haves include a choice of casual and formal living areas, modern kitchen and ensuite, updated bathroom, all enhanced by stunning, hybrid timber flooring. The generous backyard is a private, entertainer’s haven showcasing a large covered alfresco entertaining area, sparkling inground pool and teenagers’ retreat.
Enjoy nature at your doorstep and front row seats that capture commanding views of the surrounding landscape. Seeing is believing! EER 2
A Rare Peri-Urban Opportunity in a Thriving Country Town.
Set on a generous 18.93-hectare block (approx. 46.78 acres), this gently sloping parcel of land offers a unique opportunity to secure a substantial holding on the edge of Braidwood - one of regional NSW's most desirable country towns.
Whether you're looking to land bank for the future, build your dream rural retreat, or explore development potential (STCA), this versatile block is perfectly positioned to take advantage of Braidwood's growing popularity. New Listing
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Located in the heart of Denman Prospect, these two brand-new, separate-title town residences offer the perfect combination of style, space and scenery. Each two-storey home spans 217 square metres, and boasts uninterrupted views over the rolling hills of Stromlo Forest and the surrounding nature reserve offering a sense of elevation and tranquility from every window. Premium finishes, northerly sundrenched living enhanced by the 2.7 metre ceilings throughout. Be quick! EER 7.0
An elegant and expansive family home offering an exceptional blend of timeless charm, modern convenience, and energy efficiency. Situated on an elevated block with a desirable north aspect, this beautifully presented property is perfect for families seeking comfort, space, and lifestyle.
Step through the foyer into a home filled with character and warmth. To the left, you'll find a formal lounge featuring a stunning brick fireplace, bay window, and a striking arched brick doorway, perfect for cosy evenings or sophisticated entertaining. A separate formal living and dining area adds flexibility for both everyday living and special occasions. EER 4.0
This beautifully presented townhouse offers comfort, style, and convenience across two spacious levels. With three generous bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, and a double garage, this property perfectly suits growing families, professionals, or savvy investors. Downstairs, the open-plan layout seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and lounge areas – a bright and inviting space thanks to large sliding doors that fill the home with natural light. Step outside to the low-maintenance backyard, ideal for weekend BBQs or relaxing with a coffee in the sun. The contemporary kitchen is a standout, featuring sleek white cabinetry, ample storage, an island bench, and quality appliances – perfect for everyday living or entertaining guests. Upstairs, the master bedroom offers a peaceful retreat with its built-in wardrobe, private ensuite, and access to a charming balcony. The remaining bedrooms are well-sized, each with built-in robes, ceiling fans, and a light, airy feel. EER 5.5 New Listing
The pinnacle of contemporary luxury is this exclusive boutique development, comprising just 11 meticulously designed
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36 Akame Circuit, O'Malley.
Grand Family Home in Prestgious O'Malley
Designed by renowned Canberra architect Terry Ring, this stunning fvebedroom home blends exceptonal form with functonal elegance.
Positoned on an elevated corner block of 1,853sqm directly opposite Mount Mugga Mugga and Isaacs Ridge Nature Reserves, this residence captures sweeping views to Black Mountain and Telstra Tower, framed by lush, mature gardens and tmeless architecture.
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Aaron Papahatzis
Josh Yewdall
Bree White
Aaron Papahatzis
Louise Harget
Aaron Papahatzis
Andrew White
Josh Yewdall
Oumaya Escribe
Josh Yewdall
Aaron Papahatzis
Aaron Papahatzis
Andrew White
Josh Yewdall
Andrew White
Josh Yewdall
Louise Harget
Oumaya Escribe
Josh Yewdall
Aaron Papahatzis
Louise Harget
Louise Harget
Andrew White
Josh Yewdall
Louise Harget
Louise Harget
Aaron Papahatzis
Louise Harget
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Sensational residence in superb location with 1,307m2 of lush gardens &heated swimming pool
Nestled within arichly established lush1,307m2 garden with awidevariety of plants, agorgeous4 bedroom multi bathroomfamilyresidence ofgenerous proportions (apx 275m2). DesignsbyPeter Byfield, buildingworks by Chapman Constructions refurbishedcirca2000to avery highstandard. Residence offers ahostoffeatures, solid mountain ash floors, high ceilings withbattens, ceilingroses& picturerails. Largeloungewithfireplace, dining room with doorsto courtyard, large mastersuitewithWIR &largeensuite. Spacious living/meals areas with extensive joinery adjacent to the kitchen with avarietyof high end appliances,granite benchtops &WIP.Largemastersuiteincludes WIR &largebathroom with separate bath, twolargebedroomswith BIR& large master bathroom with separatebath,4th bedroom. Charming courtyards surround the garden, alarge entertaining courtyardoff the familyarea. Fully automated &heated salt water swimmingpool with custom covers, delightful covered &cushionedCabana. EER2.5
2Hayes Crescent
Inspect: Sunday12.00-12.45pmor
Wednesday 5.00-5.30pm
Auction: On Site 11.00am Saturday 18th October 2025
Details: Bill Lyristakis0418626593
Words by Danielle Meddemmen
This newly built two-storey coastal escape blends premium finishes with a prime location. The chic interiors include a stunning timber staircase that leads to an open-plan kitchen-dining-living zone on the upper floor. This opens to a balcony with breathtaking ocean views. Entertain from the covered outdoor dining area and landscaped backyard.
Set on 10 hectares, this country-style home features a weatherboard exterior, wraparound verandah and well-kept interiors. A wood-burning heater and Wellstood cooker define the open-plan living space, where polished timber floors perfectly match the window frames. Outside, there are established gardens, a chook run and a fire pit.
‘Darmody’s’, Boorowa, NSW
• 72ha* (178* acres) 8min* from Boorowa, 1.5hrs* Canberra & 3.5hrs* from Sydney
• Red basalt country with proven cropping history - 65ha* currently sown to wheat
• Perfect lifestyle block w/ building entitlement, power connected & easterly aspect
• Dual road access, secure boundary fencing, 2 large dams & seasonal creek
• Great local community with great sporting clubs, schools & bustling main street
• Super productive, prime agricultural land surrounded by larger rural holdings
• Ideal for cropping & grazing, ‘Darmody’s’ combines location, productivity & lifestyle Owner’s home farm expansion creates the need to sell this farm.
Auction
Friday 17 October 2025 11am
151 Comur St, Yass
George Southwell 0429 838 345
Connor Rorison 0473 333 707
Harrison Gibbons 0475 000 023
Ray White Rural Canberra | Yass
‘Soukhyam’, 20min* Yass, Southern Tablelands, NSW
• 65ha* (160ac*) with 560* metres of Murrumbidgee River frontage
• A picturesque 20min* drive to Yass, 1hr* Canberra & 3hrs* Sydney CBD
• Circa 2000 4 bdm, 2 bath home & 1 bdm studio set in established gardens
• Private riverfront access to Murrumbidgee River & Burrinjuck Dam
• Strong livestock history, 4 paddocks, yards & secure water with troughs & dam
• Panoramic views to the Brindabella Ranges, established orchard shed / workshop
• The options could be a family home, weekender, eco tourism or agritourism
Family priorities mean we must sell. Will you be spending Christmas here this year?
Auction
Sunday 26 October 3pm
On-Site
George Southwell 0429 838 345
Connor Rorison 0473 333 707
Harrison Gibbons 0475 000 023
Ray White Rural Canberra | Yass
Words by Ray Sparvell
There’s no doubt Fyshwick still holds the title as Canberra’s preeminent light industrial centre.
Sure, these days there are also plenty of big box retail and other specialty shops, but the beating heart remains its warehouses and showrooms with added space for those essential office workers who keep the wheels in motion.
That’s why this Gladstone Street property, which offers the trifecta, is likely to get a lot of interest from owneroccupiers and investors.
The site, a smidgeon under 3000 square metres, comprises two standalone, double-brick commercial buildings which offer three strata-titled tenancies over 2033 square metres. They offer wide-open spaces along with structured set-ups for back-office admin.
Patrick Barton of Barton Commercial Property says there are compelling incentives for buyers.
“These highly flexible spaces would be very attractive to owner-occupiers,” he says. “They could operate out of all, or occupy parts and lease out the balance.” Barton says leasing all three tenancies could lead to a strong return, as much as $380,000 to $420,000 a year plus GST.
Fyshwick
125-127
$5.5
Unit 1 is leased until March 2027, but has been vacated.
“Opportunities like this are rare in Fyshwick and this would be a standout acquisition,” Barton says. “The strata titles also offer an owner the future option to sell units individually.”
• Refurbished asset, with recent investment in cosmetic and capital upgrades
• 2.56 year* WALE by income underpinned by a mix of international and national covenants
• ACT’s best performing sub-market, 2.1% vacancy rate
• 5.5-star NABERS energy rating
• Generous 2.53:100m2 parking ratio
• Attractive 1,000m² oorplates with 11 tenancies of <500m²
• Signi cant 3,624m² site
• Excellent rental growth potential
• Net passing income (fully leased) $1,961,178*
