This 4 bedroom heritage home is a rare find. Situated on a beautiful, highly sought street and only metres away from Mount Ainslie reserve you have nature close at hand, with the added convenience with the City Centre being only minutes away. The property is situated on on approximately 940 sq metre block with approximately 190 sq metres of living space.
The home has been extended with a solar passive design and renovated in the beautiful 1930's feel with period features including; double hung sash windows, art deco plaster ceiling patterns throughout and polished cypress pine boards throughout.
Quality features include;
2 separate studies
2 bathrooms with thermostat controlled heating under floor
Ducted gas heating
Solar hot water
Separate formal dining room with open fire place
Large living room with open plan kitchen and breakfast dining area
The spacious kitchen features European appliances (Bosch and Technika) with large island bench topped with Australian ash hardwood, dishwasher, gas cooktop and walk in pantry
Polished cypress pine floorboards throughout
Deck with pergola as well as a large backyard with lovely Elm trees proving shade during Summer
Brick patio adjacent to the deck captures the winter sun
Storage shed in backyard
LOCATION
Opposite Canberra's oldest and most established park
Opposite Ainslie Tennis Club
Five minutes walk to Ainslie primary school
Ten minutes walk to Braddon
Ten minutes walk to Ainslie shops; home of Pulp Kitchen
Five minutes drive (fifteen minutes walk) to Dendy cinemas and the Canberra Centre
Access to Mount Ainslie walking and biking tracks (only five minutes ride away)
Strong community spirit with families gathering in the park many Friday nights for a BBQ and the kids run around and enjoy themselves immensely
VITAL INFORMATION
The property is unfurnished