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Our first issue of Allhomes in 2025 is for those of us still in holiday mode. Canberrans are lucky to live in an area of our beautiful country that is within reasonable proximity to ocean, sand, bush and – when in the right season – snow. In this special edition, snow country is where we take you, showcasing properties in the region that are perfect for enjoying year-round. Our Feature Story over the page explores all the exciting recreational pursuits that are drawing people to the Snowies, especially during summer, and provides property market insights for when your own visits may have you thinking about a lifestyle change or holiday home option. But rest assured, wherever your journey takes you this year, as Canberra’s No. 1 property magazine, Allhomes will be here to guide you along the way.
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Agent: McGrath Snowy Mountains, Gordon Jenkinson 0427 100 915 This modern four-bedroom detached townhouse is located in Tyrolean Village’s newest development. It backs onto bike and walking trails and is within easy distance of the sandy eastern shores of Lake Jindabyne. The upper level offers an open-plan kitchen-dining-living area with slidingdoor access to a large deck, while a large double garage comes with a drying room. The Jindabyne town centre is a short drive away.
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Agent: Belle Property Snowy Mountains, Michael Henley 0403 165 563
Conveniently located just a short stroll from Thredbo Leisure Centre in the heart of the village, this stylish three-level apartment offers two bedrooms (the second with underfloor heating) and two bathrooms. The middle floor houses an open-plan kitchen-living area with a gas log fireplace to gather around during the cooler seasons. Step through sliding doors onto a patio to inhale the crisp alpine air and enjoy a summer barbecue with friends and family. The sweeping mountain views from here are stunning year-round.
Crackenback
9 Stockwhip Way
$2.39 million 3 3 2
Private sale
Agent: Forbes Stynes Real Estate, Alex Cherry 0410 483 008
This contemporary chalet in Lake Crackenback Resort includes a main residence with two en suite bedrooms. The open-plan living area captures picturesque views through expansive windows and sliding doors that open onto an entertaining area. The adjoining studio includes a kitchen-living area centred on a fireplace. “This exceptional property offers the perfect opportunity for a mountain getaway, with the option to rent one side and retain the other as a private holiday retreat,” the agent says.
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Why we love a Snowy summer
Our alpine locations are best known for their winter pursuits but these days they are luring visitors whatever the season.
It’s only January, but there’s plenty going on in the traditional winter playgrounds of the Snowy Mountains. Whether it’s fishing on Lake Jindabyne or hitting the adventurous mountain bike trails at Thredbo, these days outdoor activities take place year-round.
But there’s also action of a different sort happening in the local property market.
Alex Cherry of Forbes Stynes Real Estate says alpine properties remain sought after.
“The property market has softened slightly since its peak 12 months ago, but demand remains strong, especially in locations like Thredbo, Perisher and Lake Crackenback,” he says. “These continue to be in high demand, with properties holding their value.”
Cherry says buyers are returning to the market now the summer holiday season has passed.
“We’re entering a prime selling period as buyers are eager to secure their mountain escapes before the winter season,” he says.
“Summer unlocks more options for outdoor enthusiasts to experience Australia’s highest mountains.” Bronte Crawley
“But it’s not all about the snow, with a growing range of summer activities and events.”
The broadening appeal of the Snowy Mountains is attracting many buyers, particularly from Sydney and Canberra, who generally fall into one of two main camps, Cherry says.
“There are investors focused on short-term holiday rentals as well as younger families chasing a more relaxed, permanent lifestyle change,” he says.
“Locations like Thredbo, Lake Crackenback and Perisher have always been a lifestyle buy, given their proximity to the snow.
“But there’s good value in land releases in and around Jindabyne, with developers looking to build and investors ready to sell.”
Among the buyers in recent years have been Canberra agents Justine and Tim Burke of Luton Properties Western Creek, Woden and Molonglo Valley.
Justine says the journey that led to their decision to buy began some time ago.
“After not visiting for many years, we started going again with friends and began to really consider the possibility of acquiring a property,” she says.
“It probably wasn’t the greatest timing, but we bought a block in East Jindabyne during COVID – and an apartment in Jindabyne a year later.”
The Burkes later sold the block but refurbished and furnished their twobedroom, two-bathroom apartment which also features a large balcony.
‘It’s in a great location,” Justine says. “We’re in the heart of everywhere and stroll to any of the amazing restaurants.
“Jindabyne is such a lovely location; the lake is gorgeous, and there are plenty of activities like skiing, mountain biking and fishing.”
When the Burkes aren’t enjoying the alpine air, the apartment is earning income on the short-stay rental market.
Justine says her tip to anyone thinking of buying is to really focus on the reason
for the purchase: lifestyle, relocation or investment.
Bronte Crawley, marketing executive at EVT’s Thredbo Resort, says the Snowies’ new appeal as a year-round recreational market has been a game-changer.
“The appeal has certainly increased with the growing popularity of mountain biking and alpine hiking,” she says.
“Summer unlocks more options for outdoor enthusiasts to experience Australia’s highest mountains – and visitor numbers have delivered major economic benefits to the region.”
Crawley says these numbers have been boosted since the pandemic, with people permanently relocating to the area.
“The work-from-home option has certainly contributed to the viability of a tree and/or ski change,” she says.
“Easy access to major cities like Canberra and Sydney position Thredbo and surrounds as a convenient holiday destination or somewhere to call home.”
Crawley says there is plenty to enjoy beyond snow sports or mountain biking, including golf, tennis, music and food festivals, and more.
“Or just enjoy the mountain air on your balcony with a good book – Thredbo is the perfect setting.”
Left and above: Summer is the perfect time to get outdoors at Thredbo and enjoy the many activities on offer. Above right: Lake Jindabyne offers a picturesque backdrop to its namesake township and is a hotspot for swimming, water sports, mountain biking and trout fishing.
Left: Real estate agent Justine Burke rekindled her love of the high country and its varied outdoor pursuits after visiting Jindabyne with friends. Now she owns property in the heart of town.
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The vibrant town of Jindabyne is the gateway to Australia’s alpine playground, offering easy access to the slopes of Thredbo, Perisher and Charlotte’s Pass. But there’s so much more to “Jindy” than the winter months, with mountain biking, hiking, fishing, water sports and horse riding favoured during the warmer weather.
Jennie Mooney and her family have been in the area since 2013, initially as live-in managers of The Man from Snowy River Hotel in Perisher.
Her children attended Snowy Mountains Grammar School, and in 2020, the family moved into town.
“The town’s grown significantly since we first came down here – particularly after the pandemic, as people chose to make a tree change into the clean mountain environment,” Mooney says.
The family has just opened Cocina, a Mexican restaurant in the heart of town.
“There are some good restaurants and bars in Jindabyne,” Mooney says. “Wildbrumby Distillery … is a great spot and Jindabyne Brewery is a favourite meeting place.”
While Jindabyne is only 30 minutes from the ski fields, it’s also just a short two-hour drive to the beach, she adds.
“Lots of our friends have houses at the coast and live the perfect balance between mountain time and beach time.”
In 2014, the median house price in Jindabyne was $360,000, a decade later it’s $1.27 million.
However, Belle Property agent Dani Kell says the market is a “bit soft” at the moment, with plenty of opportunities for owners and investors.
“Whether you’re local, a tree-changer or a lifestyle investor, it’s a good time to have a look at Jindabyne,” she says.
Mooney says it’s hard not to be seduced by the mountains.
“That’s why we’re here,” she says. “Mountain air is good for the soul.” My local
Birchwood Cafe on Gippsland Street is a charming spot that offers a welcoming atmosphere with a focus on great coffee –from Single 0 – and wholesome, flavourful food.
Cocina is a new restaurant offering Mexican cuisine with a super sharing-style food menu and delicious cocktails with a focus on tequila and mescal. There’s a real atmosphere and vibe.
When the cherry blossom trees bloom on Munyang Street, there’s no prettier street in Jindabyne.
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Above: The view over Jindabyne and its lake. Far left: The Wildbrumby schnapps, vodka and gin distillery sits on the Alpine Way, halfway between Jindabyne and Thredbo. Left: Horse trail rides in the Jindabyne area can last from two hours to a number of days. Below: Cocina Mexican restaurant on Kosciuszko Road.
TOP TWO / JINDABYNE
274 McGuffickes Road
$2.35 million
6 3 3
Private sale
Agent: Belle Property Snowy Mountains, Dani Kell 0425 873 587
This family home is on 40.5 hectares with mountain views and boasts five bedrooms and open-plan living areas with a feature fireplace and dream kitchen. The wraparound verandah is home to a built-in hot tub, perfect after a day on the slopes. There’s also a fully self-contained tiny home, perhaps for guests or extra income during the season.
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22 Girvin Place
$990,000
2 1 1
Private sale
Agent: Jindabyne Real Estate, Ben Clancy 0429 205 720
You’ll be transported into the heart of Scandinavia by this neat twobedroom timber chalet. Made from imported Finnish logs, it has views of the mountains and the lake from the wide, double-glazed windows. The open-plan design features a large loft area, a renovated kitchen, and a laundry that doubles as a storage area for all the winter gear.
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Impeccable inner-city resort
When you uncover a premium family home in a buzzing location, it almost sounds too good to be true, but at 3 Elder Street, this is far from the case.
Just metres from Canberra City and the heart of Braddon, the house offers a rare combination of inner-city convenience and private, resort-style living.
Set on 1400 square metres of beautifully landscaped grounds, this single-level home is made for both family living and effortless entertaining. Every room is designed to maximise the
northerly light, and expansive windows and doors offer a wonderful connection to the outdoors.
Entertain friends and family in the open-plan living area, which flows out to a stunning terrace overlooking the shimmering mosaic pool.
This is a perfect setting for summer barbecues or evening drinks when the finest wines are pulled from the temperature-controlled wine room.
The four large bedrooms, each with their own en suite, offer a quiet retreat for every family member. The main suite,
with views over the pool, makes it easy to unwind after a busy day.
If you have kids, the flexible floor plan allows everyone to have their own space. The open living areas encourage time spent together, whether it’s watching movies or gathering around the kitchen island for a casual dinner.
That is, unless you decide to venture to one of the countless incredible eateries or watering holes located within walking distance. Or perhaps you’ll pop over to the Canberra Centre to go shopping or see the latest blockbuster film.
“The design and quality of inclusions throughout are impeccable. It’s rare to see a property where every feature, material selection and sense of space has been so well thought out. The home is a complete urban oasis.”
Braddon is the beating heart of Canberra’s dining scene, with options for every mood –cocktails, casual drinks, fine dining, cheap eats and food trucks. You name it, Braddon has it, and it’s all delicious.
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A refined chalet close to the action
Embracing a classic chalet style with a modern edge, this brand-new development only moments from Lake Jindabyne is a stunning addition to the local scene.
Also known as Willow Bay Chalet, 40a Heysen Drive is now available for the first time as a tree change or investment option for buyers seeking a high-end residence in the growing alpine area of East Jindabyne.
Constructed by award-winning local builder Glasby Building, the duplex is defined by its bold double-peaked design, rich spotted gum cladding and quartz-stone walls – an element that is carried through to the interiors.
Agent Toni Wheelhouse of Forbes Stynes Real Estate believes the property ushers in a new era of bespoke luxury to the Snowy Mountains.
“This exceptional home spans two meticulously crafted levels, each offering breathtaking views across Lake Jindabyne to the Kosciuszko mountains,” she says. “Every detail of this residence speaks to effortless sophistication and refined, elegant living.”
The floor plan offers two bedrooms with en suites and a laundry on the ground floor. Upstairs, there are two more bedrooms (one with an en suite and another with an adjacent bathroom) and the main kitchen-dining-living hub.
Dramatic A-framed windows and sliding doors capture the property’s beautiful setting, overlooking the mountains and lake. Step through the doors to access a covered balcony.
“The lower floor offers versatility, with a second living or media room opening onto a spacious terrace that’s ideal for entertaining,” Wheelhouse says.
The soft interior palette comprises lightly hued European oak flooring and a striking quartz-stone gas fireplace. Adding to the allure is the designer kitchen featuring Verona Gold stone benchtops, integrated appliances, and an island with curved, fluted panelling.
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Pendant lighting overhead and statement gold tapware come together to complete the look.
Wheelhouse says touches like Coco Republic feature lighting and furniture “enhance the refined aesthetic and deliver a cohesive sense of style”.
Located only eight kilometres from the centre of Jindabyne, the property offers easy access to Lake Jindabyne as well as the ski fields of Perisher and Thredbo.
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Numbla Vale
611 Matong Road
$785,000
3 2
Private sale
Agent: Kirshner Mackay Property & Livestock, Nick Kirshner 0416 287 829 Little Woodside Cottage is a lovingly preserved and updated 1870s timber homestead on nearly two hectares on Numbla Creek. With cosy fireplaces, a stunning reclaimed timber deck, a solar system and serene paddocks, it’s a picturesque escape just an hour from the snowfields and two from Canberra.
Jindabyne
6 Charlottes Lane
$1.35 million
2 1
Private sale
Agent: McGrath Snowy Mountains, Sally Mccoullough 0484 322 214
This stone and timber cottage with creek frontage is charmingly nestled in established gardens on nearly four hectares, just 10 kilometres south of Jindabyne. Features include a renovated kitchen and bathroom, upstairs office and wood-burning fireplace. Outside, there’s a 4.5-metre swim spa, a barn as well as equestrian facilities.
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25 Sunset Strip
$3.5 million-$3.8 million 4 2 1
Private sale
Agent: McGrath Estate Agents Ulladulla, Kirsty Schultz 0429 433 526
Whether starting the day with a beach swim or unwinding by the pizza oven at sunset, this home captures the essence of coastal luxury. “With open-plan spaces, soaring ceilings, and a seamless connection to the outdoors, it’s designed for both entertaining and unwinding,” the agent says.
Agent: Sails Real Estate, Tammy Carroll 0448 100 779
Sitting high above Merimbula’s Bar Beach, this home puts stunning water vistas on full display. From the solarheated pool to the outdoor barbecue kitchen and entertaining spaces worthy of grand events, it’s crafted for indulgence. A butler’s pantry and a wine cellar complete the package.
Private sale
Agent: Dunne Southern Highlands, Sandie Dunne 0414 243 352
Jazz musician Andrew Robertson has transformed a vacant 0.2-hectare block, once home to the town’s last dairy, into a family sanctuary. “The home features high ceilings, wide hallways, and open-plan living with plenty of room for a growing family,” the agent says. “French doors lead to the deck with outdoor seating and a barbecue area.”
Merimbula’s attraction lies in its rich natural beauty of sea, sand and bush. In this coastal township, outdoor activities reign supreme, from paddleboarding on Merimbula Lake to surfing and swimming at Main and Bar beaches. The annual Eat Festival is an excellent way to sample the region’s delights, while Dulcie’s Cottage is the spot for a burger, beer or cocktail.
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Agent: Belle Property Snowy Mountains, Dani Kell 0425 873 587 Enjoy incredible mountain views at this amazing five-bedroom house set on 74 hectares. Features include high cathedral ceilings, two fireplaces, a wine cellar and multiple living spaces, while outside, there’s a four-bay machinery shed and two dams. A deck with a built-in swim spa is perfect for relaxing and connecting with nature.
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GARDENING
Words by Tammy Huynh
Low maintenance: Pittosporum work well as hedges or for screening.
Make it safe
Playing around the pool is as much a part of the experience as swimming, especially for kids.
To ensure safety, choose plants with soft foliage and avoid species with sharp spines, thorns, or rigid leaves that could cause injury, like Yucca, cactuses or the sago palm (Cycas revoluta).
Also, stay away from plants with toxic or irritating sap, such as Euphorbias and oleander, as brushing against them can cause serious skin irritation or more severe reactions.
If you wish to include these plants in your design, ensure they are planted in deep beds sited well away from the pool edge, to minimise the risk of contact.
In the splash zone
Chlorine and salt can be harsh on plants, but there are varieties that can handle the occasional splash.
Make a splash
Landscaping around a pool? Here’s how to choose the right plants for your blue haven.
Planting around a pool requires more thought than you might expect. The ideal plants should look good but also be low-maintenance, practical and robust. Here’s how to plant your way to poolside perfection.
Keep it low-maintenance
No one wants to spend endless hours pruning or clearing debris from the filter. To keep maintenance to a minimum, steer clear of fast-growing plants and those that frequently drop leaves. Instead, you should consider options like the Kentia palm (Howea forsteriana), which has tidy, slowgrowing fronds. Olives, Hibiscus,
Banksias, Cordylines and Indian hawthorn (Rhaphiolepis) are also suitable options.
If you’re after a hedge, Euonymus, Viburnum and Pittosporum work well. Slender weavers bamboo (Bambusa textilis Gracilis) is a popular choice, but bear in mind it occasionally sheds. In narrow spaces, choose plants with an upright growth habit rather than trailing varieties, which can eventually overhang the water and create additional clean-up. It’s also important to avoid plants with aggressive root systems, such as Monstera deliciosa, umbrella trees and figs (Ficus), as their roots can damage pavers or the pool shell.
Plants with waxy, leathery leaves such as frangipani, coastal rosemary (Westringia fruticosa), Liriope, Dianella, Agave, New Zealand flax, Carissa Desert Star and Banksias are all well suited to these conditions.
It’s a good idea to have garden beds set back at least a metre to minimise the impact of chlorine or salt on the soil. Alternatively, consider raised garden beds or installing drainage to prevent pool water from contaminating the soil.
Create barriers to entry
Keep in mind that plants on either side of the pool fence should be carefully selected to prevent them from creating opportunities for children to climb. Plants with thick stems or branches can act as ladders, potentially allowing little ones to scale the fence and access the pool unsupervised.
Use soft-stemmed plants like bushy shrubs, ornamental grasses, or tall shrubs that form a dense barrier.
Tammy Huynh is a horticulturist, a presenter on Gardening Australia and the owner of Leaf an Impression. leafanimpression.com.au
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This beautifully renovated redbrick home in Canberra's Inner South combines classic charm with modern luxury. Boasting a sunny northern aspect, it features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a twocar garage, offering both style and practicality with premium finishes and a thoughtfully designed layout.
• Newly renovated and extended red brick duplex
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• Walking distance to shops, markets, schools, and buses. 10 minutes’ walk to Narrabundah college.
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Prime Subdivision Opportunity with Massive Potential
176–196 Long Street, Boorowa, NSW
• A rare chance to secure a property with subdivision potential that could yield over 200 blocks (STCA), just minutes* from Boorowa’s amenities & regional hubs
• Perfectly positioned 8.32ha* (20.55* acre), 37* minutes Yass & 1* hour Canberra
• Subdivision potential with minimum lot sizes of 700m²* (STCA)
• Existing piggery setup, offering additional income opportunities
• Unfinished 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom home, ideal for renovation or redevelopment
• Great for the experienced developer, aspiring investor, or renovator with a vision
• An unparalleled opportunity to capitalise on this property’s size, zoning & location
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1 Dorset Drive, Murrumbateman, NSW
• Remarkable dual-residence property that blends space, privacy, versatility & tranquility
• Spacious 4 bedroom + study main home with a modern kitchen & 4 car garage
• 2 bedroom, open-plan granny flat with 2 car garage including extra amenities
• Expansive 1.2ha* fully fenced with individual private yards for each residence & 2 additional fenced paddocks with the front paddock boasting a picturesque dam
• 150KL annual non-potable water allocation & 3 additional rainwater tanks
• Exceptional opportunity for multigenerational living or income potential
• After being cherished for 7 years, the owners are relocating closer to family
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Premium address and polished fitout
Aquality business that needs a premium address and a sizeable space may find a winner in the heart of the parliamentary triangle in Barton.
This 335-square-metre tenancy in the award-winning Realm precinct not only meets those needs, but surpasses them – and it’s offered fully fitted.
You won’t need an accounting degree to work out that’s a big cost-saving, but your bean-counter will like it.
Now there’s “fully fitted” and then there’s what’s being offered here. Some fitouts offer a cookie-cutter model, something likely out of a flat pack, but this is more like the type of fitout that an interior design agency would give itself.
This tenancy includes careful lighting design, high-end furnishings and warm finishes throughout. It has a range of meeting rooms, a generous boardroom,
a reception area, an open-plan zone with 25 workstations, and two offices.
Caleb Brinton of Colliers Canberra says the fitout would particularly suit a professional services firm, consultancy or peak body. “It’s rare to find a space of this [calibre] in Barton, which is one of
the most tightly held locations in the country,” he says.
“And this fitout has to be seen to be believed – a new tenant could be up and running really quickly.”
Secure parking is available by negotiation. Barton 4/3 Sydney Avenue
$179,225 plus GST per annum
Agent: Colliers Canberra, Caleb Brinton 0484 000 830
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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50 Blackall Street, Barton open 7 days a week, 10am–3pm
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Call the sales team on 0439 957 156 walterandwhitley.com.au
