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If you were out and about at an auction recently, chances are you wouldn’t have been alone. Canberra has had a busy few weeks of homes going under the hammer, with last weekend being no exception. The latest data from Domain reveals the number of properties for sale is at a near five-year high while the median for houses and units dipped in the capital in the last quarter. It’s good news for house hunters, especially when you factor in that the Reserve Bank decided to keep interest rates on hold for the time being. On these pages we showcase three distinct homes open for inspection as well as options for downsizers and families in Narrabundah (p8) and Hall (p12). Or perhaps you’re looking for something different altogether? Our Sea Change (p10) and Coast & Country (p33) might hold the lifestyle overhaul that you’re craving.
Private sale
Agent: Hive Property, Josh Morrissey 0437 799 234
This renovated house captures plenty of natural light from its elevated position overlooking its blue-chip surroundings in the Inner South. It’s on a 1762-squaremetre block, and the interiors are equally spacious with multiple living areas. Highlights include hardwood Tasmanian oak floors, a fireplace and a stone-topped waterfall island in the chef’s kitchen. The established gardens provide a peaceful and private setting, complemented by an in-ground pool.
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Auction: 3.45pm, November 16
Agent: Goodhaus Property, Rachel Anasson 0499 333 217
Discover the joy of living in an elegantly designed single-level home by Paul Tilse Architects. The scene is set by a striking facade. Next, the interiors bring the wow factor thanks to timber-look tiles, an electric fireplace, and a stunning open-plan kitchen featuring a stonetopped island and custom cabinetry. Two living spaces and an outdoor courtyard provide flexibility, while a smart-home automation system adds convenience. This feature is part of an Allhomes package.
Private sale
Agent: Bastion Property Group, Theo Koutsikamanis 0431 543 649
This contemporary townhouse has been thoughtfully designed by Adhami Pender Architects. Timber-look tiles in the openplan living and dining area pair with a stone-topped waterfall island bench and contrasting two-toned cabinetry in the kitchen. The floor plan includes a bedroom and bathroom downstairs, and two more bedrooms upstairs – one with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. This feature is part of an Allhomes package.
10am, November 9 Agent: VC Property ACT, Varun Dhand 0449 592 419
Words by Laura Valic
Boutique luxury in a leafy locale
Imagine swapping the maintenance of your large family home and suburban block for a convenient city-fringe lifestyle in sophisticated yet spacious surroundings.
You’ll live in arm’s reach of eateries, shops and nature walks while comfortably downsizing without compromise.
That’s the alluring prospect being touted with the sale of luxurious four-bedroom townhouses soon to be built in the leafy central-Canberra suburb of Campbell.
Rothwell, a development of six homes on an elevated stretch of Vasey Crescent, is the latest project for the building team at Keystone Projects.
Renowned for their craftsmanship on a portfolio of boutique developments in areas from Red Hill to Cabarita Beach in northern NSW, Keystone Projects is bringing its expertise and attention to detail to this innovative multi-residential offering that’s expected to break ground in early 2025.
Ian McNamee & Partners sales executive Michael Edwards says Rothwell is a premium product unlike any other on the market in the area.
“Rothwell is set to stand out as a sophisticated development, elevating the standard of quality projects in the suburb,” he says.
The buildings’ envisaged form by prominent architecture firm
Light and bright: The designs, including entrance voids in three of the homes, optimise sunlight and emphasise energy-efficient living on a grand scale.
At a glance
Rothwell
61 Vasey Crescent, Campbell
EER: 7-7.3
Price: From $2.25 million
Number of residences: 6
Architect: Turco and Associates
Developer: Keystone Projects
Interior designer: Capezio Copeland
Completion estimate: Early 2026
Agent: Ian McNamee & Partners, Michael Edwards 0415 977 448 and Lucy MacGregor 0433 310 366 Website: rothwellcampbell.com.au
The two-level homes differ only slightly in size between 234 and 244 square metres of interior space. This includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms (plus a ground-floor powder room), two living spaces, and a two-car garage with internal access.
Ian McNamee & Partners sales executive Lucy MacGregor says it’s the sizes, along with flexible floor plans, that buyers are guaranteed to find appealing.
“These residences have been thoughtfully designed for discerning buyers seeking a sophisticated and effortless lifestyle option or who may be looking to downsize without conceding on size and amenity,” she says.
“The design will likely speak to empty nesters or those with an older family.
“With childcare and schools close by, they’re also a family-friendly option.”
MacGregor says residences 1 to 3 have their own street-front access, which gives them a distinct sense of arrival, while all residences come with a secondary main bedroom – with en suite and wardrobe –on the upper storey.
“Each residence also steps out through large sliding doors from the open-plan kitchen and dining area to a generoussized courtyard that’s set up for al fresco dining,” she says.
“Four of the units bookend, which gives them extra space as well. Then there’s a front outdoor garden area that can be accessed from the downstairs master suites.”
Taking its prime position into account, the design enables views of Lake Burley Griffin and Mount Ainslie, and over to Telstra Tower and the city skyline.
Inside, the interior scheme is sleek and inviting with premium materials and finishes, including lightly hued timber flooring and cabinetry in the kitchens and bathrooms, brushed nickel tapware, cast marble vanity tops and expansive double-glazed windows and doors.
The kitchens are defined by modern stone-topped benches, including a large breakfast island that anchors the space to the open-plan dining-living area.
Floor-to-ceiling cupboards, black Miele appliances – such as induction cooktops and pyrolytic ovens – as well as integrated fridge-freezers and dishwashers complete the look.
However, Campbell will beckon beyond Rothwell’s walls.
This is a place where residents can walk the dog to enjoy the beauty of the lake or watch the spectacular fireworks displays during the annual Skyfire event from the comfort of home.
“These residences have been designed for discerning buyers seeking an effortless lifestyle option ...” Lucy MacGregor
Turco and Associates will integrate seamlessly into the established neighbourhood with a predominantly brick and render construction.
At the same time, the development will stand apart with striking details, from the hit-and-miss brickwork patterns and brass balcony balustrades to the boxedout window pockets.
The shapes of the buildings – all sharp lines and edges except for a curved garden retaining wall – were designed to optimise sunlight and ensure energy-efficient living.
The architecture, bolstered by the elegant interior design of Capezio Copeland, ensures each of the homes is larger than expected, delivering a “fullsized house” feel. Three of the homes will have an internal void over the front entryway that maximises natural light.
Thanks to ongoing revitalisation of the area in recent years, the residents will be spoilt for choice when sampling casual or fine dining at hotspots such as The Department of Pizza or Les Bistronomes, or grabbing a much-needed morning coffee from the likes of Teddy Pickers or The Pedlar.
Edwards says Rothwell will be an exciting option in a convenient location.
“These residences deliver unmatched comfort in a prestigious location, easily blending style and practicality,” he says.
“They’re 400 metres from the Campbell shops, only a one-kilometre walk from the C5 Precinct, or about 2.5 kilometres from Civic.
“This is an excellent opportunity to discover a new dream home for yourself and all the lifestyle benefits Campbell has to offer.”
Lanterne Rooms
Constitution Avenue
Discover fine dining at the Lanterne Rooms in the Iskia Building. The restaurant and bar is known for its modern take on bold Nyonya (southeast Asian) flavours and dishes with “a-ma” (grandma) soul.
Constitution Avenue
This is not your average cafe. Along with an inventive menu, the unique venue allows you to play house records or bring your own. It also showcases live music on the last Saturday of every month.
Lake Burley Griffin
Campbell residents enjoy easy access to Canberra’s centrepiece – Lake Burley Griffin. Walk down, jog, cycle or try out water activities from stand-up paddle boarding to hiring a pedal boat! You can stop in at a cafe on either side.
Interiors: Premium materials and finishes include timber flooring and cabinetry.
Purple Rain Cafe
Words by Ray Sparvell
TWhen less … is more
here’s a lot to like about downsizing, especially for those empty-nesters in homes that demand plenty of upkeep.
Part of the downsizing appeal is increased freedom – and the freeing up of cash to support retirement.
Alexander Smout of Belle Property Canberra, who lists this week’s Narrabundah feature property, says the two-storey home has attracted attention from the downsizer cohort. “They like that it’s on a manageable, very-low-maintenance block with a
main-bedroom retreat on the living level,” he says.
“It also ticks boxes with plenty of entertaining options – inside and out – and stacks of storage through a four-car garage.”
Smout says another lever for downsizers is location.
“There’s little doubt that a dress-circle address usually comes with convenient access to schools, shops, public transport and more,” he says.
Miriana Cavic of Luton Properties Manuka, who lists the Forrest Or Try
These home, says while there are many reasons for downsizing, a relatively new one has come onto the radar.
“I’m now seeing people downsizing to free up equity to help get their adult children onto the property ladder,” she says. “There’s … a real sense homes are being pushed out of the reach of younger buyers.”
Cavic says if all the reasons for downsizing were rolled in together, they could be summed up in one word.
“Lifestyle. It’s a kind of less is more approach,” she says.
DOWNSIZING UPSIDE
Cash up
Downsizing can release funds from selling a larger home, providing a welcome boost to the retirement pot, or free up cash to help adult kids enter the property market.
Costs down
Smaller dwellings –apartments, townhouses, terrace homes and so on –require less upkeep and have lower running costs. That puts more time back into your day and cash into your pocket.
Convenience
Many downsizers seek to move closer to family, services and amenities. Discover the joys of a walkable neighbourhood with shops, cafes, gyms and cinemas right on the doorstep.
Everything old is new again in this tastefully extended and renovated twostorey Narrabundah home.
The nostalgia is baked in through an extensive use of iconic Canberra red bricks, and original character features continue the retro theme inside, including raked ceilings, a fireplace, timber flooring and sash windows. But everything else that matters is pure 21st century and delivers the latest in contemporary living.
For example, the entry hall doubles as a convenient mudroom, and leads into
the formal living and dining reception room and that cosy fireplace.
There’s then a step down onto the polished concrete floors of the extended section that houses the casual living zone.
The kitchen boasts Smeg appliances and an integrated dishwasher supported by deep storage cabinetry.
The main-bedroom suite will tick a downsizer’s wish list as it’s located on the lower level toward the rear. The private retreat offers a walk-through wardrobe and an en suite.
FEATURE PROPERTY
Narrabundah
45 Sturt Avenue
High $1 millions
2 4 EER 4
Auction: 3.30pm, November 16
Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Alexander Smout 0421 148 706
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Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a bathroom with a bath, while a custom study nook is ideal for working from home.
There’s room for outdoor entertaining on the spacious deck, and the emphasis is on lifestyle delivered by low-maintenance landscaping.
A big bonus is a massive four-car garage that gives plenty of options for hobby or exercise space or maybe just more storage.
The home is close to local shops and all the top schools.
Words by Larissa Dubecki
The call of the coastal lifestyle
These three seaside towns embody all that is great about making a sea change – especially when there are new land releases to call your own.
The sea change is a breezy offshoot of the great Australian dream. It’s all about the charming beach town, off the beaten track, that’s blessed with natural beauty, great surf and a standout fish and chip shop. It’s an idea that’s embedded into the national psyche. And while Byron Bay and Noosa get plenty of attention, you can still find seaside towns where interacting with the great outdoors –through camping, fishing, hiking, surfing or golfing – is at one with the location. Whether looking for a holiday home or something more permanent, these three towns offer an opportunity to spend more time doing the things you enjoy.
Seaspray, Victoria
Of all the coastal towns along Ninety Mile Beach, one of the world’s longest and most unspoiled stretches of sand, Seaspray is the one that flies under the radar. This tiny Gippsland community of 373 residents, half an hour’s drive from the regional centre of Sale, enjoys
Dream spot: The Tuross Boatshed and Cafe sits right on the water in the NSW South Coast town.
the kind of lifestyle in which it’s easy to find your own private parcel of beach for swimming, bank for fishing in Merriman’s Creek, or park for just walking the dog. Yet the town remains a secret even within Victoria.
“Seaspray is super relaxed and chilled – a great family place where the kids can run wild,” says Johanna Foster, who has been holidaying in the town since she was a child and now visits each summer with her own young family.
“The Seaspray Surf Life Saving Club has been done up and is a great place to get a drink and a parma, but otherwise, it’s all about being outside.”
There isn’t too much in the way of shopping – just a general store selling fishing gear, groceries and fish and chips – but that’s the way people here like it.
Tuross Head, NSW Fishing. Surfing. Golf. Nature trails.
On the NSW South Coast, Tuross Head ticks all of the sea-change boxes and adds a few in the process (it’s a whale-
watching hotspot, for one). Nestled on the headland between Coila Lake and Tuross River, it’s a place where its 2353 residents realise a recreational lifestyle filled with surfing at neighbouring Bingie Beach, reeling in bream in the river, playing nine holes at Club Tuross’s golf course, and hiking through the public parklands up the headland itself.
However, the bijou town is now a location to watch with the launch of Driftwood Shores, which hits the market this November. It’s a new 10-hectare residential community offering blocks of land tucked between Club Tuross and Coila Lake, where 80 new homes will have access to all the area has to offer.
“Tuross Head is a hidden gem about two hours and 40 minutes’ drive from Canberra,” says James Goode, development director of McCloy Group, the award-winning development group behind Driftwood Shores.
“It’s a place where you’re surrounded by options for spending your day in nature on the beach or the lakes, or on the
golf course. Driftwood Shores is simply an excellent piece of land in the right location. Tuross is loved for being a sleepy town – there’s a small inn and a boutique shopping strip with a couple of great cafes.”
Driftwood Shores will pay homage to the lifestyle Tuross Head is known for with a 5.5-metre-high wooden sculpture of a breaching whale carved from 400-year-old fallen red gum at the entrance.
“Our company has a big philosophy on artwork and entrance features, especially integrating those within the existing community culture,” Goode says, “but otherwise, everything you need is already there in Tuross Head.”
Tumby Bay, South Australia
The beaches are beautiful, but there’s more to Tumby Bay than an endless sparkling ocean backed by a pine treeshaded grassy foreshore.
The laid-back coastal town on the Eyre Peninsula also has the South Australian
hallmarks of historic stone buildings and low-rise beauty.
The town of 1600 permanent residents is a great headquarters for adventures and has a long wooden jetty that acts as a habitat for the leafy sea dragon (take your snorkel). The fishing from various rocky outcrops is also considered some of the region’s best.
Landlubbers have plenty to appreciate, too, thanks to Tumby being a streetart hotspot. A wander around town will reveal the walls of public buildings daubed in bright aerosol tributes to creatures of the land and sea.
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Words by Rosalie Iannelli
Imagine waking up on a weekend and deciding whether you’ll play a game of tennis with the family or jump straight into the swimming pool – both in your own backyard.
These are the choices you’ll be making if you live at 7 Alexandra Street.
Like your very own private resort, this generous four-bedroom house sits on over 2000 square metres of land to use as you see fit.
Overlooking the pool and tennis court is a 18-square-metre porch – more than enough space for barbecues with family, friends and any unexpected visitors they may bring along with them.
You won’t mind, though. The more the merrier, especially when day turns into night and conversation moves around to the fire pit – wines in hand, of course. The kids can stay entertained on the sprawling lawns, or move into the separate lounge for movie viewing.
The indoor living areas are just as expansive. A kitchen sits at the heart of the home, flowing into the family room and a meals area.
There’s a separate lounge room, and a dedicated study makes it easy to work from home.
“This residence not only offers a grand home but also the promise of a lifestyle that combines luxury, comfort and the tranquillity of a prestigious location in Hall, while remaining connected to
Jess Doolan Stone Gungahlin
GARDENING
Words by Tammy Huynh
Nature’s
calling
Forget perfect lawns and straight-edged beds – go wild, fill your garden with flowers and experience the happiness they bring.
Flowers are the ultimate harbingers of joy, their vibrant, floriferous faces lighting up your garden in a kaleidoscope of colours. These cheerful blooms not only beautify your space, they also roll out the welcome mat for a host of beneficial pollinators and wildlife. But why stop at just a few? Go all out and plant a romantic wildflower meadow. You don’t need rolling hills to do this either. Even a small garden bed can reap the rewards.
Do the groundwork
For blooms to thrive, you will need an area with at least six hours of full sun – most flowers won’t flourish in shady conditions, though there are exceptions. Begin by clearing the area of weeds. Hand-pull small patches or use an organic weed killer for larger areas.
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If using a weed killer, wait for the weeds to die down – this may take up to 24 hours or longer, depending on weather conditions and spray coverage – before removing them. Once clear, enrich the soil by applying compost, well-aged animal manures or pelletised organic fertilisers to the area and fork it in well.
Blossom buddies
Whether you dream of native flowers, a meadow filled with exotics or a beautiful blend of both, there’s an incredible variety of flowering plants to cultivate in your garden. Mix annuals, which provide a short-lived burst of colour each season, with perennials that return year after year, creating an ever-evolving garden that combines the best of both worlds. For year-round interest, consider adding ornamental shrubs or grasses and
mix in foliage plants for visual contrast and texture.
Direct seeding into garden beds is ideal, as it eliminates transplant shock (the stress plants experience when uprooted and relocated).
If you’re not confident about direct sowing, you can start seeds in trays or punnets and transplant the seedlings when they’re ready. For instant impact, consider purchasing mature seedlings or established pot plants from the nursery. To keep things simple, massplanting one or two varieties can create a stunning effect. For native options, try everlasting daisies (Xerochrysum bracteatum), yellow buttons (Chrysocephalum apiculatum), strawflowers (Rhodanthe chlorocephala), kangaroo paw, emu bush (Eremophila), or fan flower (Scaevola). If you prefer exotics, excellent choices include cosmos (cupcake cosmos being my favourite), zinnias, cornflowers, calendulas, poppies, salvias, echinacea, agastache and borage. To create a dynamic scene, mix up plantings so you have varying heights, textures, colours and shapes, making for a visually interesting garden.
For a convenient option, consider purchasing packets of premixed seeds, such as a “cottage garden mix” or “wildflower mix”, which contain a selection of complementary flowers designed to bloom together.
This way, you get a diverse array of blooms without the hassle of selecting individual varieties.
Tammy Huynh is a horticulturist, a presenter on Gardening Australia and the owner of Leaf an Impression. leafanimpression.com.au
Bloom: Paul Bangay’s Stonefields The Farmhouse boasts vast swaths of flowers.
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Idyllically located in a small boutique complex in blue-ribbon Nicholls, this three-bedroom ensuite single-level townhouse will excite those looking to simplify their life without compromising on size or quality. The space-efficient, sun-filled floorplan provides multiple living areas, a well-appointed kitchen and spacious bedrooms. The main bedroom incorporates an oversized WIR and ensuite. The semi-enclosed pergola/sun room creates an idyllic platform for entertaining loved ones. A highly sought proposition where you can move in and not spend a cent! Completing this desirable package is a double garage with internal access, plus a location within walking distance to local shops, schools, and lifestyle attractions. EER 6.0 New Listing
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Discover Serenity at 7 Pony Place, Carwoola.
Nestled on 8 acres of breathtaking Australian bushland, 7 Pony Place is a unique country retreat that combines modern eco-living with rustic charm. This thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom residence invites you to experience the best of sustainable rural living, where native wildlife and pristine landscapes surround you.
Murrumbateman .
Kirkdale - seclusion, peace, beauty and serenity. Discover the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort at 150 Keirs Rd, Murrumbateman. A country-style home nestled on a sprawling 1,000-acre farm. This picturesque retreat offers an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, providing ample space for rural pursuits as well as providing the opportunity to unwind and enjoy nature to the fullest.
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Sophisticated Modern Living in Hughes Another Goodhaus for sale
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Experience luxury living in this stunning four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence in Hughes.
Designed by renowned Paul Tilse Architects, it's a home made for elevated family living and entertaining, with refined cra smanship and meticulous attention to detail.
Step inside to discover a home that is functional as it is stylish. The designer kitchen is a chef's dream, with striking waterfall stone benchtops, custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, and a spacious walk-in pantry o ering even more bench space.
With two separate living spaces and a seamless flow from indoor to outdoor areas, you'll never be lacking in space.
- EER 5.5
- Spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom architecturally designed residence
- Expansive single-level living, double glazed windows and sliding doors throughout
- Elegant timber-look tile flooring, freshly painted throughout
- Designer kitchen with waterfall stone benchtops, built-in pantry, premium appliances and custom cabinetry
- Pendant lighting in the kitchen, dining and master bedroom. Main bathroom with bath tub
- Creston Home smart home system with fully automated blinds, programmable lighting, built in speakers throughout
- Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling. Electric fireplace, 13kw solar system
AUCTION
Saturday 16th November 2024 at 3:45pm (onsite)
Development opportunities in growth corridor.
Ginninderry is excited to bring a number of development opportunities to market across the sought-after suburb of Macnamara.
A range of multi-unit and duplex sites with development potential between 2 and 26 dwellings are being o ered for sale by auction. The sites are well positioned and in close proximity to Pro Hart Avenue, future public transport routes, the future neighbourhood park and a planned local centre.*
Ginninderry is setting a new benchmark for liveability and sustainability. This is your opportunity to join us and make an impact in one of Canberra’s fastest-growing regions.
For sale by Auction
94 Monaro Crescent Red Hill
Affordable Red Hill Entry Level
Nestled in prestigious Red Hill, this elegant two-storey residence offers modern living with a flexible floorplan. Featuring light-filled formal lounge, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms including main with private balcony, & stunning reserve views. Practical features abound with a lock-up garage plus carport, internal laundry, and powder room.
• Modern family bathroom plus convenient ground floor powder room
• Light-filled lounge opening to east-facing deck
• Contemporary kitchen with open-plan meals area
• Lock-up garage plus additional carport
• Walking distance to Red Hill Primary School
• Easy access to Canberra Grammar School & St Bede's
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This free-standing two-bedroom chalet with sweeping mountain views has “getaway” written all over it. Boasting a modern kitchen, gas fireplace, ski storage and private balcony, it’s perfect year-round. Both bedrooms have en suites, while another room could be a guest room or study. Lake Crackenback Resort amenities are also yours to enjoy.
Coila – South Coast, NSW
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Sitting on more than 40 hectares, Lyrebird Ridge offers completely offgrid living wrapped up in a serene national park. The stunning, architectdesigned home has an almost zero carbon footprint and views stretching over Merimbula Lake and the sea. It has beautiful gardens and an orchard, and is just a short drive from Merimbula.
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• Excellent Location – 10 mins Tuross Head Shops and Beaches, Coila and Tuross Lake, 14km Moruya, 10km Bodalla, 28km Narooma, 2 ½ hours Canberra, 4 ½ Sydney
• Recently renovated and spacious 5 bedroom residence set in a delightful landscaped garden.
• A moder n 3 box stable complex, 60m x 30m dressage arena, machinery shed.
• Open and sheltered grazing paddocks – ideal for cattle & horses.
• Livestock water security – 3 x dams & a bore. Securely fenced into 7 main paddocks.
• Unlimited recreational activities available in this idyllic coastal location – surfing, swimming, horse riding, bush walking, fishing and prawning & golf.
“Coila Creek Farm” is a very well presented and maintained property. The added bonus is its only minutes to everywhere. Easily managed, this will allow family and friends plenty of time to enjoy what this wonderful South Coast location has to offer
Detailed Information Memorandum available. Inspections strictly by appointment. Auction: Tuesday 10th December 2024, AuctionWORKS Rooms, Mezzanine Level, 50 Margaret St, Sydney NSW 2000. Starting time 10.30am.
Canberra’s Kakadu — Australia’s Iconic ‘Ginninderra Falls’
‘Ginninderra Falls’, Freehold NSW Land 25mins* from Australia’s Parliament House
• One of Australia’s natural wonders & an eco landmark of great national significance
• 55.73ha*^ NSW freehold 30mins* Canberra International Airport & 8mins* Kippax Town Centre
• A mystical sanctuary with numerous waterfalls & picturesque walking tracks, 1km* Murrumbidgee River frontage & 1.8km* Ginninderra Creek frontage
• Lucrative R1 residential zoning, prized SP1 resort, retail & tourism zoning & esteemed E2 zoning
• Historically Canberra’s second most visited tourism destination (to War Memorial)
• Jewel in the crown of the approved 11,500 home Ginninderry Masterplan
Family disposal creates opportunity to control the destiny of an Australian icon
Expressions of Interest
Closing Thursday 28 November 2024
George Southwell 0429 838 345
Ray White Rural Canberra | Yass
Samuel Hadgelias 0403 254 675
*approx. ^Subject to Council approval
Parliament House
Ginninderra Falls
Fully Rejuvenated & Ready to Live Your Wine Country Dream
‘Bluebell Estate’, Cool Climate Wine Region, NSW
• 16.2ha* (40.03* acre) estate 5* minutes to Murrumbateman, 35* minutes to Canberra International Airport & 3* hours to Sydney
• Fully renovated 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom home, multi family design & exceptional views
• 16* acres of Chardonnay, Shiraz & Cabernet Sauvignon vines with new bore irrigation
• State of the art 2023 winery, 300+ barrel capacity storage & tasting room
• Your choice — craft wine, grow grapes, lease out or eco / agri tourism
• Home of award winning Jeir Creek Wines, stock & plant options available Due to international family relocation, assets need to be liquidated this time around.
Sunday 17 November 1pm
“Kaburra”
For sale for the first time in over 30 years “Kaburra” presents a great opportunity for the serious farmer with 465 hectares of level to undulating quality grazing country.
Well watered with Doughboy Creek, 26 dams and bore, there are 2 homes-the homestead a brick veneer 5 bedroom with games room and a 2 bedroom cottage (good renter at $350 per week), large utility shed (12m x24m), stables, machinery shed and shearing shed.
Just 21 kilometres to Bungendore or 62 to Goulburn “Kaburra” is conveniently located with sealed road not just to the front gate but to the front door.
“Kaburra”is to be sold by expressions of interest closing 2nd December 2024.
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There’s no doubt that education is a turbo-booster for the ACT economy, but with the benefits comes responsibilities.
One of those is to ensure that students have affordable accommodation, preferably close to campus.
And that’s an opportunity for investors – after all, education is one of those always-in-demand industries.
That’s why this University of Canberra student accommodation site in Bruce, which offers 1334 beds over a 12.8-hectare site, is likely to get very close attention.
UC-Campus West comprises six complexes offering 207 apartments, including common areas with kitchens, bathrooms, lounge areas, and indoor and outdoor recreational facilities.
Additionally, there is an administration building, a Domino’s lease, a laundrette and 443 parking bays.
UC–Campus West is operated by UniLodge Australia under a 30-year concession agreement that expires in January 2038.
Colliers Canberra director Matthew Winter says there has been a significant increase in students seeking housing.
Accommodation is an educated choice
“Demand for student accommodation outstrips supply and this is an opportunity to secure one of the few bespoke student accommodation offers in the market,” he says. “[It] is positioned to maintain high occupancy rates, ensuring steady rental income.” Bruce
University of Canberra – Campus West
Cooinda Street
Circa $20 million
Expressions of interest: Close 3pm, November 19
Agent: Colliers Canberra, Matthew Winter 0432 344 684
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+ 15 year net lease with options to 2057
+ Recently constructed 115-place childcare facility
+ Desirable annual rental increases of 3.5%
+ Established National operator with over 66 centres and pipeline
+ Tenant pays all outgoings, as per lease
+ Close proximity to high quality primary and secondary schools
+ Gungahlin is projected to grow by 15% by 2041
+ Net Income: $494,857 pa* + GST
A true Canberra icon
–Underpinned by the AAA Rated Commonwealth of Australia (Standard & Poors)
–5.9-year WALE (Weighted Average Lease Expiry by income) providing secure
–Home to the National Archives, who have occupied the Property since 1998
proximity to Parliament House, central Government Agencies and major Australian Cultural Institutions
For sale by Expressions of Interest
Closing Tuesday 19 November 2024 at 4.00pm (AEDT)
*(Approx.)
Tim Mutton 0421 590 686
–Flat, rectangular 5,719sqm* block
–High exposure with 70m* frontage on Sandford Street –Zoned IZ1 General Industrial ––Easy access to major arterial roads, Gungahlin Drive and Flemington Road
–One of the last remaining land development sites available in Mitchell
Auction Thursday 5 December 2024 at 11.00am (AEDT)
New world convenience. Old world charm.
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 apartments now selling from $599,900.
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Call the sales team on 0439 957 156 walterandwhitley.com.au
