Allhomes - July 11, 2026

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Keystone Terraces, Lyneham

A SPACE TO DOWNSIZE WITHOUT COMPROMISE

Keystone Terraces have been thoughtfully designed to support independent living today while providing the flexibility to adapt for tomorrow. Purpose-built for ageing in place, every residence features step-free transitions, wide hallways and doorways, generous circulation spaces, adaptable bathrooms and a private internal lift supporting wheelchair accessibility. Living areas have been carefully planned to allow comfortable wheelchair manoeuvring, while the future-proof design enables mobility upgrades and in-home care with minimal modification if needs change. Located just 50 metres from Lyneham Shops, Keystone Terraces combine accessibility, independence and low-maintenance living in one of Canberra' s most established Inner North neighbourhoods. For a limited time, purchasers can also take advantage of a development incentive of up to $30,000, which can be used towards furniture, whitegoods or taken as a cash contribution at settlement. Combined with recent ACT Government stamp duty concessions for eligible owner-occupiers, purchasers may achieve total savings of more than $100,000, making the move to a new home more affordable than ever.

Note from the editor

There is joy in fnding a property that captures the optimistic spirit of the 1960s while embracing the demands of today. Our cover home this week is a standout O’Connor residence that strikes that balance. Infused with desert-oasis charm, Mellow Yellow House is a triumph of light and texture. Vivid, citrus-toned exteriors give way to a breezy layout anchored by a plant-flled atrium. The interplay of timber, cork, and tile creates a nostalgic atmosphere without feeling dated. The real magic, however, lies in its forward-thinking upgrades. With robust thermal credentials and renewable power, it proves that mid-century charm and 21st-century living are a match made in heaven.

Mid-century mellow vibe

It’s always sunny at 183a Miller Street, O’Connor – a refined mid-century modern home known affectionately as the Mellow Yellow House.

The three-bedroom duplex exudes a distinct Palm Springs vibe, says listing agent Theo Koutsikamanis of Bastion Property Group.

The rooms wrap around an internal courtyard, offering an indoor-outdoor flow. White interiors are complemented by pops of colour, from the lemon facade and front door to the peachy kitchen and olive tiles in the living area.

Exposed brick, recycled timber, cork flooring, custom cabinetry and antique brass accents honour the era.

The retro design is matched by exceptional energy efficiency, solar integration and provisions for EV charging. A built-in study nook, a large butler’s pantry and an outdoor entertaining area with its own kitchen cater to a contemporary lifestyle. For sale by negotiation, the Mellow Yellow House is where timeless design meets modern performance. Lucy Jones

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WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEKEND

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O’Malley

28 Wallangara Street

Contact agent 4  3  3  EER 3

Auction: 5pm, July 16

Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Oumaya Escribe 0432 341 179

It’s a house and a half in this quiet corner of O’Malley. The enormous block is more than 1600 square metres, and boasts landscaped gardens, green lawn and outdoor entertaining areas. Inside, the home is set across one level, and every room has grand proportions and an abundance of natural light. You’ll love the main-bedroom suite –it’s the size of a studio apartment, with a bespoke walk-in wardrobe and a luxurious sunken bath set into a bay window.

O’Malley

8/15 Dalman Crescent Contact agent 4  4  2  EER 4.5

Auction: 10am, July 18

Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Louise Harget 0412 997 894

A townhouse of truly epic proportions, this is low-maintenance, high-style living at its fnest. With a split-level layout across 400 square metres, there are four living areas, or use the basement rumpus room with its own bathroom as a guest suite. An enclosed winter garden makes for year-round outdoor entertaining. It’s one of just 10 homes in the prestigious, gated Kingsgate community, promising security and privacy within the highly sought-after diplomatic precinct.

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What our expert says

Dr Nicola Powell Chief residential economist

“Downturns can feel sharp in real time, but historically they’ve been short and shallow, and have not unwound the gains that preceded them.”

Source: Domain Forecast Report FY27

Ngunnawal

7 Arabanoo Crescent

$799,000+ 3  1  1  EER 6

Private sale

Agent: The Property Collective, Sean Hegan 0431 158 330

Ideal for frst-home buyers, downsizers or investors, this house has been fully updated and is ready for you to move in. The open-plan living area is bright and welcoming, with updated fooring and a stylish timber feature wall. Open the glass doors to a paved outdoor terrace, a fat lawn and a fre-pit area, all of which make entertaining a breeze. Two of the three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, and a separate laundry provides more handy storage.

Gungahlin

807/102 Swain Street

$790,000+ 2  2  1  EER 6

Private sale

Agent: Stone Gungahlin, Sam Dyne 0488 689 525

It would be a joy to come home to this eighth-foor apartment, with uninterrupted water and mountain views through a wraparound wall of northfacing windows. The layout is smart, with separated living and sleeping areas, an oversized laundry, abundant storage, and a private balcony of the second bedroom. It is part of the award-winning Lumi development, recognised for its high-quality build, outstanding energy efciency and strong community.

Grifth

96 Captain Cook Crescent

$1.949 million 4  2  2  EER 1.5

Private sale

Agent: AM Property Agency, Adam Morgan 0487 888 666

Behind its classic Canberra red brick exterior, this home may surprise you. Its solid 1960s bones have been updated and expanded, resulting in a modern, versatile property. Large windows and skylights food the rooms with light, while an internal patio redefnes indoor-outdoor living. Natural textures create warmth, from the hybrid timber fooring to the built-in cabinetry and cosy wood fre. It’s set back from the street and surrounded by established gardens, so you’ll appreciate the quietness of your new neighbourhood.

Words by Ray Sparvell

NAt home with space and grace

ew blocks around Canberra are generally shrinking in size, while others are increasingly being rezoned to ofer higher-density dwellings.

However, there are parts of Canberra where history and neighbourhood character set the standard, and blocks are generous, expensive and tightly held.

Andrew Chamberlain of Blackshaw Manuka, who lists this week’s feature property, says Inner South suburbs like Red Hill and Forrest are unique.

“It would be hard to fnd equivalents in any state capital that have such big

blocks so close to the CBD,” he says. “We can trace that to earlier times in Canberra’s growth when blocks in those areas were ofered from 2000 square metres up – and often several times bigger.”

Chamberlain says that’s generally how they remain today, and “that combination of location, grand homes and large landholdings contributes to the aspirational appeal of Red Hill and Forrest”.

Stephen Thompson of LJ Hooker Manuka says there can be signifcant

family wealth in these suburbs, and homes tend to be tightly held.

“These are often generational properties that can stay in the same family for decades,” he says. “Part of the appeal is in the spaciousness of the blocks and the privacy that mature plantings, such as trees and hedging, deliver. They all add to a feeling of exclusivity and sanctuary.”

Thompson says considerations like heritage protections and the preservation of neighbourhood character provide certainty for home owners and buyers.

INNER SOUTH BLOCKBUSTERS

Heritage scale

Big blocks with deep setbacks, mature trees and generous breathing room give a gardencity feeling. Buyers love the sense of history and charm.

Neighbourhood character

Wide frontages, open lawns and established greenery create a relaxed, leafy vibe. It’s the experience people value – soft streetscapes and a neighbourhood that says “home”.

Long-term stability

Larger parcels offer privacy, peace and a sense of permanence close to the city. Owners appreciate the steady feel of the neighbourhood, comfort, and long-term confidence in property value.

Vancouver Street is one of the most prestigious addresses in Red Hill, and a dress-circle location needs a home to match. The house at No. 5 lives up to the billing.

This luxury residence enjoys a highly private setting on almost 2100 square metres, amid a dense screening of mature trees, hedges and established plantings.

The three-level home delivers 556 square metres of living space, though it

is “living” on a whole new level.

A marble-tiled foyer leads into an expansive, rich-timber-floored living zone that includes formal lounge and dining rooms, a billiards/media room, and the kitchen and family rooms.

The formal lounge is highlighted by a fireplace and enhanced by curved windows framing a garden outlook.

The kitchen provides its own statement with branded appliances –including a Gaggenau oven and Franke

FEATURE PROPERTY

Red Hill

5 Vancouver Street $7 million+ 5  4  7  EER 4.5

Private sale

Agency: Blackshaw Manuka, Andrew Chamberlain 0412 411 422

cooktop – granite benchtops and a butler’s prep area.

There are four bedrooms on this level, one with an en suite, and a separate study or home office.

Stacker doors lead onto an expansive covered terrace with an outdoor kitchen, a spectacular swimming pool, and a lounge area.

Upstairs is a luxurious parents’ retreat, including a sitting room with a private terrace. That is complemented by a

six-star en suite and a generous walk-in wardrobe.

The lower level offers a teenager’s retreat with a kitchenette, gym, wine storage, workshop and parking for seven vehicles, along with storage.

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Words by Jil Hogan

Where design meets nature

This Deakin home was crowned ACT Home of the Year last year, and you certainly don’t have to look hard to see why.

The house sits elevated on the hillside, making the most of views from the Brindabellas to Parliament House.

Covering more than 600 square metres across three levels, it’s clear that every detail has been considered, from the commercial-grade lift connecting each foor to the cantilevered architecture that gives it such a commanding presence.

Natural stone and walnut joinery carry the tone throughout. The showpiece kitchen is wrapped in extensive marble, extending across the oversized island and splashback, while integrated appliances and a full butler’s pantry ensure it’s every bit as practical as it is beautiful.

A three-sided marble freplace anchors the main living space, with walls of glass opening onto expansive entertaining terraces with stretching views.

Every single bedroom is its own sanctuary. The elevated main-bedroom

“The sheer scale and consistency of the highquality detail, combined with the level of amenity, make this home exceptionally rare. It is the perfect collaboration of architecture and nature.”  suite features a skylit dressing room, make-up station and a luxurious en suite. Three additional bedrooms include their own en suites, skylights and space for a study, while a separate guest wing, cinema, gym and multiple living spaces provide fexibility.

Outside, the luxury continues with a heated mineral pool and spa, a cedar sauna, a resort-style cabana with a builtin barbecue, and a sunken fre pit that might just be Canberra’s best spot to watch the sun go down.

Deakin 5 Northcote Crescent Contact agent 5  6  4  EER 4

Private sale

Agent: Hive Property, Josh Morrissey 0437 799 234

NEED TO KNOW

Deakin remains home to the ACT’s published residential price record, with 82 Empire Circuit selling for $9 million back in 2022.

DESIGN

Words by Elizabeth Clarke

The power of a colourful palette

Creative colour pairings are emerging as a defning feature of modern interiors, ofering a more layered alternative to neutral-led palettes.

From sunlit yellow and merlot to blues grounded in chocolate brown, designers are embracing expressive colour combinations that move beyond safe neutrals. For Shannon Shlom of We are Duet, the most compelling palettes push boundaries. “The most rewarding combinations are those that edge into unfamiliar territory … it feels more considered, and joyful,” she says. Here, top colour alchemists reveal their perfect palettes to bring spaces to life through inventive, considered colour.

Peacock hour

“Aubergine paired with teal ofers a deep, immersive palette,” says Shlom. “It thrives on depth through layering and nuance, such as lustrous silk, weaves, or richly grained timber.”

Architecture and light should guide the palette. “Instead of standard dark blue, explore teal that is less obvious yet grounded in nature,” says Dominique Brammah from We are Duet. “Each element carries weight, but it’s the balance that defnes the outcome.”

Sunny-side up

“Colour is a cost-efective way to generate an emotional response. When used with intent, it can completely shift how a space feels,” says Nick Browne of Goldie Homes.

“I’m drawn to Dulux’s Happy Yellow paired with Natural White for its sense of sunshine, playfulness and optimism against a calm, crisp backdrop,” he says. Browne begins with a base colour running from exterior to interior for a calm, cohesive thread, then layers in colour to create a mood.

Too soft? Too bold? Just right “Unexpected soft and strong pairings that pique that Goldilocks’ just right’ moment is my ideal combination,” says designer Juliette Arent from Arent & Pyke. “When combined, they’re neither overpowering nor underwhelming.”

For a living space in a home in Sydney’s Elizabeth Bay, Arent paired a caramel oak table with cobalt legs against

purple and green tones. “In living rooms, natural light is key in determining shades,” she says.

“If light is lacking, I uplift the walls with an energising colour, then balance it with darker, patterned rugs with grounding spice notes.”

Breezy, bright and toasty

“I’m drawn to blues paired with earthen browns,” says designer Brahman Perera. “Blue brings lightness while brown is grounding. Handled with restraint, it feels familiar yet contemporary, lifting the density of natural fnishes to create a calm atmosphere rather than a decorative one.” Brammah is drawn to a palette in which earthy paprika meets blue. “The warmth of paprika brings emotional intensity, while blue ofers a sense of calm, creating a layered experience that feels both evocative and composed.” Melbourne studio SSdH layers these tones against timber and stone.

“We have a soft spot for blue and brown, such as a deep blue bathroom sitting alongside a spotted gum timber hallway,” says director Jean-Marie Spencer.

Rosé all day

Shona McElroy from SMAC Studio balances expressive colours by leaning on muted tones. “It allows a space to embrace colour while still feeling liveable,” she says, citing pink, which feels instantaneously sophisticated and playful.

“We tend to be more subdued and upmarket in the kitchen; however, take me to the powder room, bathroom, or bedroom, and things change!

Trufe

THE LOCAL EDIT

Words by Erin Cross

Unfolding from now until August each year, trufe season has become one of the most delicious experiences on the ACT’s culinary calendar, seeing top restaurants and producers testing their skills to treat foodies to their paddock-toplate creations.

The Perigord trufe – also known as the French black trufe or “black gold” –is a species of trufe native to Southern Europe. It is one of the most expensive edible fungi in the world, prized for its intense, earthy taste.

The Canberra region’s microclimate perfectly mimics the traditional trufegrowing regions of France – its cold winters and warm, dry summers are perfect for the rare fungus to thrive. With many farms under an hour’s drive from the city centre, the ACT trufe region is also unique because it’s one of the only places in the world where you can experience a commercial trufe hunt within a capital city’s limits.

Take, for example, Beltana Farm in Pialligo. Home to a trufe farm of over 800 trees, it hosts various events and activities for people to immerse themselves in during the season – from guided hunts to long lunches and intimate trufe masterclasses. Their Unearthed Tasting Menu is also designed with trufe lovers in mind, celebrating the best of the farm and the region.

“The Canberra region’s microclimate perfectly mimics the traditional trufe-growing regions of France.” Erin Cross

During trufe season, a visit to The Trufe Farm is a must. Surrounded by a picturesque oak tree forest and boasting captivating views of Mount Majura Winery’s lush vine-covered trellises, here trufe lovers can immerse themselves in a true farm-to-fork adventure.

With the option to book in for a traditional trufe hunt or indulge in either the Hunt + Brunch or the Hunt + Degustation, guests are taken on an exhilarating trufe hunt experience where they learn about the farm’s history before diving into a decadent trufe-

focused meal. A chaufeur-driven tour and dining experience, in partnership with QT Canberra, is also available on August 8 for $229 per person.

Just a short drive down the road, the Mount Majura Vineyard Trufed Brie and Wine Tasting is also a must-do during winter. Using fresh trufe from their neighbours at The Trufe Farm, a deliciously rich triple-cream brie-style cheese is paired with a fight of three matched Mount Majura Vineyard wines for a decadent seasonal experience.

Or why not take a road trip this winter to Bungendore for a tour that blends French heritage with Australian charm? Chef Christophe and Josephine Gourmet Tours and Experiences hosts a trufe hunt experience, led by Chef Christophe (a recipient of France’s prestigious National Order of Agricultural Merit) and his wife Josephine.

After foraging for black trufes with spirited border collie, Largo, guests

enjoy a rustic French brunch of delights such as egg brouillard on a warm baguette with lashings of shaved fresh trufe, a fresh salad, and more. And did you know that Australia’s only biodynamic trufe farm is located just over an hour from Canberra?

A small family-run, certifed organic and biodynamic trufe farm in the southern tablelands of NSW, Elvesgate Trufe Farm in Harolds Cross, hosts an immersive trufe-themed experience that includes a hunt with their Labrador Billy and a feast by the fre pit. There are also family-friendly sessions.

This winter, everybody’s trufin’.

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Perched in one of Lawson’s most coveted positions, this architecturally considered split-level residence commands attention from the moment you arrive. Completed in 2017, its soaring extra-high ceilings immediately establish a sense of scale and refinement, creating a home that refuses to compromise on space or presence. An open-plan living and dining area flows from the modern kitchen, where stone-look benchtops, stainless steel appliances and generous storage cater to every occasion, while ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning and a fireplace ensure comfort yearround. Five well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in robes accommodate families with ease, and the upper level’s private kitchenette offers flexibility for teenagers, extended family or guests. In-floor heating adds a rare layer of luxury. Outside, a low-maintenance garden surrounds the in-ground swimming pool, the centrepiece of summer living, with solar panels reducing energy costs and a remote double garage providing secure

As part of an exclusive enclave of just 10 standalone homes, this beautifully designed split-level residence offers flexible four or five-bedroom accommodation. Fully detached and thoughtfully configured, it delivers a strong sense of

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WARAMANGA 7 Warrai Place

AUCTION Sat 1/08/2026, 11am onsite

VIEWING Thur 9/07/2026, 5-5.30pm Sat 11/07/2026, 12-12.30pm Sun 12/07/2026, 12-12.30pm CONTACT Michael Potter 0413 830 598 Rick Jordan 0417 664 334 3

A winner from front to back

A wonderful find nestled in the heights of an exclusive Waramanga address, showcasing sweeping cameos over the Weston Creek landscape. Combining spotless presentation with indoor comfort and outdoor charm, complemented with a palette of natural earthy tones and tasteful updates.

A stunning ‘Hampton’ style kitchen is a winner, an updated ensuite and renovated bathroom service the bedrooms and the backyard is an entertainers paradise. SEEING IS BELIEVING! EER 0.5

80 Lexcen Avenue, Nicholls

Beautifully renovated throughout, this spacious, single level home features formal and casual, free flowing living areas and oversized bedrooms, including a separate master suite.

Situated in an attractive street, only a short level walk from shops and schools, the home has elegant, contemporary street appeal and is set amidst easy care gardens.

The entry opens to a spacious lounge and open plan home office, with built-in cabinetry. Wide windows, furnished with dual blinds, frame a private outlook to street trees.

LED downlighting features throughout and stylish new flooring flows from the entry through all living areas, while in-slab heating ensures cosy winters.

Auction Saturday 25 Jul 12pm, On-Site

From the lounge a sliding door gives access to the light filled atrium with a high pitched roof and attractive decking. This in turn leads into the generous casual living area, with the updated kitchen at its heart, showcasing a large area of white stone benchtop with breakfast bar, glass cooktop, double oven, a new Bosch dishwasher and good storage. EER 4.0 Jamie McDonell 0408 413 405 Luke McAulife 0433 338 429

Raine & Horne Gungahlin 02 6251 8289 rh.com.au/gungahlin

COAST & COUNTRY

Words by Jil Hogan

Mollymook Beach

29 Linden Way $1.265 million

Private sale

Agent: Raine & Horne Mollymook/Milton, Ben Pryde 0410 324 209

Just 900 metres from Mollymook Beach, this western red cedar beach house makes for timeless, relaxed coastal living. Raked whitewashed ceilings crown the open-plan living area, and the lower-level rumpus and bunk room create extra space. Outside, an elevated entertaining deck and sandstone fre pit make the most of the leafy valley setting.

Gundaroo

86 Cork Street

Contact agent

Private sale

Agent: Ray White Canberra, Chris Dixon 0414 819 377

This architect-designed home centres on seamless indoor-outdoor living. Two living areas fow outside to a resortstyle al fresco space, with a pizza oven, heated swimming pool and landscaped gardens. Inside, a double-sided freplace and spotted gum fooring add warmth. The study, vegetable gardens and chicken coop complete the lifestyle.

Your Cash Cow En Route To Blue Cow

The Historic ‘Bredbo Inn’, circa 1836, Bredbo, NSW

• Yesteryear hotel charm, accommodation, bottle shop, TAB facilities & acreage + the famous ‘Bredbo Inn Pie’

• Caravan park, large shed ideal for ski hire, workshop / factory. DA approval for 5 accommodation cabins

• Your opportunity to escape the fast lane & own one of the oldest pubs in Australia at the gateway to the Snowy Mountains where summer & winter activities are endless. Clean High Country living, it’s all here waiting for you

• Monaro Highway frontage (highway to the snow), only 25mins* drive to Cooma, 1hr* drive to The Nation’s Capital

Upgrade Your Lifestyle — Picturesque Privacy and Proximity

Murrumbateman, Southern Tablelands, NSW

• 20.28ha* (50* acres) 5* minutes Murrumbateman, 20* minutes Yass and 30* minutes Canberra CBD

• Picturesque grazing country with established trees, quality pasture and rural views plus secure water Owners bought elsewhere, enjoy their hard establishing work!

Words by Ray Sparvell

Pies, pints and plenty of potential

Anyone who has ever headed toward the Snowy Mountains and ski resorts like Blue Cow and Thredbo will most likely have passed the historic Bredbo Inn – and maybe dropped in for a pie and a pint.

Now there’s a chance to turn a short pop-in into a new lifestyle — and an investment — with this historic pub.

The Bredbo Inn at 1 Monaro Highway has a rich heritage dating to 1836, with Cobb & Co stagecoach stables out back that served as a horse-changing station.

The current owners have decided it’s time, after eight years, to slow down and move closer to family.

Ray White Rural Yass director Simon Southwell says the opportunity represents much more than just a successful country pub.

“It’s a thriving, multifaceted hospitality powerhouse sitting on a massive 8500-square-metre block,” he says.

“Investors looking for an immediate upside will note development approval for fve more accommodation cabins, alongside a massive new shed perfectly suited for ski hire.”

The eight-room inn has a bustling public bar, a restaurant, a bottle shop,

and TAB facilities. It’s famous for its mouth-watering, 20-hour slow-cooked pies, including crowd favourites like its rich, dark-ale beef pie.

The property also features a rear caravan park which can accommodate up to 40 vans.

Bredbo

Bredbo Inn, 1 Monaro Highway

$1.8 million

Auction: 11am, July 17

Agent: Ray White Rural Canberra Yass, Simon Southwell 0427 755 997

fastest-growing regions.

– Immediate proximity to Parliament House and major Commonwealth departments

– Clear pathway to positive rental reversion

397 to 795 sqm of functional ofice space

– Purchase units individually or together in-one line

One of only four strata-titled ofice buildings in Barton

Ideal for Investors or Owner Occupiers

*(Approx.) For sale by Expressions of Interest

Closing Thursday July 16 2026 at 4pm (AEST)

$0 Stamp Duty Payable at Woden Green on all owner occupier purchases from 1st July 2026.†

A lifestyle that feels easy.

Life at Woden Green is designed to make everyday living feel easier

Set in the heart of Woden, you’re moments from Westeld Woden, cafés, dining, medical services and public transport, with nearby parks and green spaces offering room to walk, unwind and stay connected to the outdoors.

At home, spacious apartments are supported by an abundance of thoughtfully designed amenity. Swim in the 25m indoor pool, stay active in the quiet cardio gym, host family in the private dining room, enjoy a movie in the cinema or nd a quiet moment in the business lounge, established gardens or outdoor spaces. With more ways to relax, connect and enjoy your day without needing to go far, Woden Green brings comfort, convenience and lifestyle together.

Construction complete. Now ready to occupy. Get in touch to see how our team can help you make the move.

Call to book a private appointment. Ben Wilson 0420 375 976 or Will Honey 0407 245 177. For more information visit wodengreen.com.au.

Final release now selling

One Bedroom + Study/Media from $587,500*

Two Bedrooms from $699,900*

Three Bedrooms from $805,000*

Three Bedroom Penthouses from $1,349,900*

Furnished apartments available to inspect. Saturday 10am-11:30am & Sunday 11:45am-12:45pm Or by appointment. 102 Easty Street, Phillip.