Allhomes - March 28, 2026

Note from the editor

Few properties showcase residential design quite like our Cover Story in Deakin. Full of architectural ambition, this home ticks every box for fair, amenities and convenience. It’s a spectacular option for buyers with the budget to forgo a new build and move straight into turnkey luxury. Or for a diferent market tier, yet still delivering an executive lifestyle, we explore a selection of refned townhouses and apartments – perfect for buyers seeking an entry point into desirable suburbs. Finally, if location and lifestyle are your priorities, our Neighbourhoods feature highlights O’Connor. This popular Inner-North enclave perfectly balances a strong community feel with unbeatable proximity to the city.

A new level of country living

As soon as the electric gates swing open, beckoning you down the long tree-lined drive, you’ll realise that this is country living on the next level. Lyrica is a home of grand proportions on the outskirts of the small village of Sutton. Step inside, and 74 Victoria Street’s impressive sense of scale continues. Formal and informal living areas, a stunning kitchen (with a full butler’s pantry), a dedicated home theatre room, and a 90-square-metre al fresco area make entertaining a dream. Oversized windows and glass doors frame spectacular views of the property from every angle.

The lush 2.5-hectare block has bore water and a large farm shed, offering many opportunities. If you’ve ever wanted a little flock of sheep, an orchard or a couple of horses, this is your chance.

The only problem you’ll be faced with is that the kids or visitors may never want to leave, says agent Ben Lee of PRD Bungendore. Lyrica is currently on the market with a price guide of $3.65 million to $3.85 million.

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Nicholls

30 Fleetwood Smith Street

$1.85 million+ 5  2  2  EER 5

Private sale

Agent: Stone Gungahlin, Jess Smith 0410 125 475

This impressive house could have been taken straight from a Hallmark movie. There’s the sweeping driveway, a twostorey brick facade and a perfect green lawn. Inside, the contemporary kitchen will be the setting for many busy breakfasts and long family lunches. Separate lounge and rumpus rooms ofer space to spread out, while a dedicated study will suit students or those working from home. Schools, shops and green spaces are just moments away.

Whitlam

47 Inge King Crescent

$1.359 million+ 4  2  2  EER 6

Private sale

Agent: Carter and Co, Curtis Dong 0449 889 665

You can still smell the fresh paint in this brand-new home in rapidly growing Whitlam. Soaring 3.3-metre ceilings create an immediate sense of space. Be the frst person to cook up a storm in the sparkling entertainer’s kitchen, bathed in natural light from the skylight above. The lowmaintenance garden is ready for you to put your stamp on. The oversized laundry and huge walk-in pantry will be a hit with families.

Agent: VC Property ACT, Varun Dhand 0449 592 419

6 Salmond Street

$2.28 million+ 4  2  2  EER 5

Private sale

Agent: Hive Property, Sarah Turnbull 0429 331 456

With its striking geometric facade, monochrome palette and rock gardens, this new home is a piece of Palm Springs located in the heart of Chifey. Designed by renowned Studio187, this is a house that is both beautiful to look at and to live in. Enjoy luxurious touches such as integrated Miele appliances, custom joinery and hotel-style bathrooms. With 337 square metres under roof, there’s plenty of room for the whole family.

Auction: 10am, March 28

Agent: The Property Collective, Obi Shadmaan 0423 980 763

12 Speargrass Road $1.3 million-$1.35 million

4  2  2

Private sale

Agent: White Rhino Property, Gavin Van Zyl 0429 269 260

27 Jukes Street

Sold by LJ Hooker Kippax

As you walk through this beautiful home, each room reveals a new design feature to fall in love with. Herringbone foors, brick feature walls, bold bathroom tiles, a soft green kitchen, black built-in cabinetry and a striking curved, metal-framed window create an atmosphere of efortless elegance. It’s also practical for family life, with a separate living room, a large walk-in pantry, an oversized en suite, and a landscaped garden that’s ready for summer barbecues.

33 Victoria Street

$2.575 million

3  2  2

Private sale

Agent: Bond Lifestyle Properties, Carrie Bond 0488 030 895

Set in a picturesque enclave, this restored c1907 cottage carries the easy rhythm of a home long cherished. Step from the informal kitchen and living area to enjoy warm days on the entertaining deck, or spend winter evenings drawn around the freplace. A separate lounge room adds versatility to the foor plan, while leadlight windows to the main bedroom’s en suite peer over the gorgeous front verandah. “Clipped hedges ofer remarkable privacy, lending the garden an almost Versailleslike atmosphere,” the agent says.

COVER STORY

Words by Ray Sparvell

Sanctuary: Large windows allow plenty of light into the home, while the swimming pool sparkles next to a pavilion and shower.

If you were to describe this brandnew Deakin home in a single word, “sculptural” would undoubtedly lead the conversation. It is a ftting label that defnes not only the striking exterior but the masterfully crafted interiors within.

Over three levels, this fve-bedroom house occupies a coveted position on National Circuit, framed by a mature canopy of shade trees in one of old Deakin’s most tightly held pockets.

Architecture frm Collins Pennington and builder RC Projects NSW have certainly made a bold visual statement, and the home sits comfortably on a prominent strip that has seen many new homes rise on old sites.

Agent Mario Sanfrancesco of Blackshaw Manuka says the house has a wow factor built into its DNA.

“From the street, it’s absolutely stunning in the way the angles cleverly oppose one another, but also in the way they work so well together,” he says.

“It’s also in the efect created in the selected fnishes, including brick, cladding, render, steel, glass – all softened by minimalist landscaping.”

The home’s architectural ambition continues well beyond the front door.

The living level is characterised by a sophisticated mix of Spanish, Italian and Japanese tiling, balanced by the warmth of spotted gum fooring and ribbed timber detailing. The tactile palette is further elevated by an extensive use of honed marble surfaces.

Tucked of the entry hall, a primary suite ofers maximum privacy, featuring its own courtyard, a dressing room and an en suite with a curved shower.

All of these details, however, lead toward the home’s true interior showstopper – a jaw-dropping, handcrafted helical staircase with solid timber treads and a curved balustrade.

A statement in sculptural design

Sanfrancesco says it’s an art piece that connects the three levels and sets this home apart.

“It’s really quite magnifcent, and a tribute to the architect’s vision and to the builder’s painstaking execution,” he says.

“The staircase was built on-site, and the work and detail are extraordinary – that degree of innovation and commitment is usually only seen in custom builds.”

Deakin

71a National Circuit

4  3  5  EER 6

Private sale

Agent: Blackshaw Manuka, Mario Sanfrancesco 0412 488 027

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“It’s a home with everything – from extensive garaging to outdoor entertainment – and an injection of sculptural architecture.” Mario

Sanfrancesco

Apart from its architectural fair, the home is equally anchored in practicality, featuring a dedicated freight lift that connects the levels, making it easy to transport groceries and laundry.

The living and meals area has threemetre-high double-glazed glass doors that ensure the internal spaces draw in an abundance of light.

The kitchen delivers its own share of star power, centred around a four-seat curved marble island accented by copper detailing and ribbed timber joinery.

That’s supported by pull-out pantries, an integrated Miele fridge-freezer, induction cooktop, oven, combination microwave and warming drawer. For those who prefer to entertain while the chef is at work, an adjacent dry bar provides a station for mixing cocktails. Upstairs, there’s a family bathroom alongside two bedrooms, while a third enjoys its own en suite and opens onto an entertainer’s terrace

with bench seating and views toward Parliament House.

The basement level ofers a generous space ideal for a home theatre, games room or guest retreat. Car enthusiasts will also appreciate the fve-plus garage, while an internal courtyard ensures plenty of light.

The living area fows seamlessly through double-glazed doors to steps that lead down to a solar-heated mineral pool and spa. This outdoor sanctuary is completed by a pool pavilion and shower, all next to an elevated terrace.

Sanfrancesco says the home ofers a turnkey solution. “It’s an executive-level luxury home that delivers a move-in-now solution to a buyer who may have been considering a new build,” he says.

“More than that, it’s a home with everything – from extensive garaging to outdoor entertainment – and an injection of sculptural architecture that sets it apart.”

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With its striking exterior framed by landscaped gardens and towering trees, this stylish townhouse in the Bijou development promises an efortless, modern lifestyle in the heart of Campbell.

As the frst of only three townhouses on the site, the three-bedroom, twobathroom home enjoys an enviable position on one of Campbell’s most coveted tree-lined streets, just a short stroll from the vibrant local shops and restaurants, and the scenic foreshore of Lake Burley Grifn.

Agent Samuel Pearson of Hilton Real Estate says the home seamlessly blends contemporary elegance and thoughtful sophistication inside.

“A harmonious selection of premium materials, intelligent design and cuttingedge integrated technology elevates everyday living to an extraordinary level,” he says.

That sophistication is immediately apparent on the ground foor, which opens to an expansive living area where sweeping herringbone timber foors anchor the space.

An efortless and sophisticated lifestyle

This fows into a dining zone and a statement kitchen that is defned by striking Carrara bianco marble benchtops, lightly hued timber cabinetry, Asko appliances and a sleek integrated fridge-freezer.

Drawing the eye in the main living space is a stunning bluestone mantel freplace framed by dramatic doubleheight windows.

This architectural void bathes the townhouse in abundant natural light, while automated louvres and an integrated Sonos sound system ensure the environment is always tailored to your mood.

The seamless indoor-outdoor transition leads to an impressive al fresco entertaining area.

Here, a timber-lined ceiling punctuated by dual skylights shelters a fully equipped outdoor kitchen.

From there, a paved path meanders through low-maintenance gardens toward a secluded front courtyard, where a jacuzzi is ready to relax and unwind.

Upstairs, the second level is dedicated to a luxurious main-bedroom suite, featuring its own en suite and a spacious

walk-in wardrobe with custom joinery.

A standout design element of this luxurious retreat is the striking glass wall that overlooks the void into the downstairs living room, maintaining the home’s incredible sense of light and connection to the outdoors.

“This is a rare opportunity to secure a truly standout property in one of the premier locations in Campbell,” Pearson says.

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Mawson

1/22 Enderby Street

$1.55 million+

3  2  EER 7

Private sale

Agent: Hive Property, Leanne Palmer 0400 545 343

This elegant property is one of just three in a brand-new boutique development. With a large open-plan living area, downstairs guest suite, walk-in pantry and no common walls, it’ll feel more like a private house than a townhouse. Inside, spotted gum timber foors are paired with marble-look stone benchtops and custom joinery.

Farrer

3/32 Gluyas Street

$1.775 million

4  3  4  EER 5

Private sale

Agent: Francis Properties, Jeremy Francis 0418 429 470

Live large in this impressive townhouse with multiple living areas, a four-car garage and two luxe main-bedroom suites with en suites and access to outdoor spaces. The sophistication continues with materials ranging from engineered timber fooring and stone benchtops to golden tapware and a glass balustrade on the open-tread staircase.

Grifth

145/19 Captain Cook Crescent

$1.6 million-$1.7 million

2  3  EER 5

Private sale

Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Steve Whitelock 0402 082 886

Elevated on the ffth foor of the Renaissance complex, this contemporary apartment ofers a lifestyle close to cafes, restaurants and green spaces. Enjoy sweeping views across the Inner South from indoors or while entertaining from the expansive wraparound terrace. A rare triple garage provides added convenience and storage options.

Narrabundah

1/21 Lindsay Street

$1.625 million

Private sale

Agent: Berkely Residential, Simon Richards 0424 688 553

This impeccably crafted townhouse guarantees low-maintenance living within easy reach of the Manuka shopping precinct. Boasting north-facing living areas, a chef’s kitchen with Smeg appliances and a luxurious main-bedroom suite, it seamlessly blends style with scale. Two courtyards together create 168 square metres of outdoor space.

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O’Connor fows from the heights of Bruce Ridge down to Northbourne Avenue, capturing everything that is special about this town, from the bush to the city.

Established in 1928, the suburb has pockets of history scattered among its tree-lined streets, including the heritagelisted Tocumwals, built to house the US Army during World War II and later transported to Canberra in the 1950s.

Now the suburb is an eclectic mix of old and new. Large blocks ofer the opportunity to rebuild, established homes are ready to live in, and townhouse developments provide some exclusivity.

The shopping centre has a supermarket, hair salon, late-night pharmacy and a choice of medical practitioners.

Whether you’re grabbing a drink or a bite, The Duxton’s outdoor seating ofers a front-row seat to the local buzz. Or grab Vietnamese at Tu Do, fsh and chips at Flatheads or some pierogi and live music at the Polish White Eagle Club.

Agent Andrew White of Belle Property Canberra says this strong community feel adds to the suburb’s appeal.

“We’re seeing a mix of professional couples, young families and downsizers wanting to stay in the Inner North because of this,” he says.

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“O’Connor continues to be one of the Inner North’s most tightly held suburbs. Demand remains strong thanks to its proximity to the city and ANU, combined with leafy streets, generous block sizes and a genuine village feel.”

The suburb’s educational landscape ranges from St Joseph’s Primary and the community-focused Cooperative School to the support of Black Mountain School for high school students with disabilities.

On the weekends, you’ll fnd people playing at the tennis courts, mountain biking on the ridge, picnicking in the wetlands or letting their doggos run free at the enclosed dog park.

Above and far right: The suburb has a mix of houses, offering plenty of options for potential buyers. Above right: Leafy streets are complemented by the green spaces here. Right: Residents love the village feel O’Connor offers, with its high-quality cafes and restaurants. Below: Urban Jungle is the perfect place to buy flowers or gifts.

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My local

Kopiku at the O’Connor shops is the standout for cofee. It’s a small, understated spot, but the cofee is consistently excellent, and it’s become a bit of a daily ritual for locals. You’ll almost always see a steady stream of regulars stopping in each morning.

The Duxton is probably the suburb’s go-to. It strikes a great balance between relaxed pub and quality dining, with a fantastic wine list and a great courtyard. It’s the sort of place locals use for everything from a quick midweek dinner to long Sunday lunches.

Urban Jungle is a beautifully curated plant and gift store and has saved me many times, whether to grab a card, candle or fowers for an open home inspection or to purchase fowers for my beautiful wife on the way home.

TOP TWO / O’CONNOR

36 Waratah Street

$3 million+ 5  4  2  EER 7

Forthcoming auction

Agent: Belle Property Canberra, Andrew White 0406 753 362

This newly completed residence has open-plan living spaces anchored by a stylish kitchen, with two more living areas downstairs, alongside a large ffth bedroom with an en suite and walk-in wardrobe. Upstairs, the main-bedroom suite and two more bedrooms ofer a retreat. High ceilings, custom joinery, double glazing and built-in security add to the luxury.

31a Nardoo Crescent

$1.4 million+ 4  2  2  EER 4

Private sale

Agent: Paul and Robyn Sutton Properties, Paul Sutton 0407 099 175

This duplex epitomises Inner North living, from the grey ironbark timber foors to the convenience of local cafes and schools. A large open-plan area sits at the heart of the home, with a designer kitchen overlooking light-flled living spaces that open onto a north-facing deck. Upstairs is a large loft area that could serve as a family play space or home ofce.

Words by Jil Hogan

“Elevated to capture Brindabella views, this rare Hughes residence pairs high-end fnishes with fexible family living and superb entertaining, all in one of Canberra’s most desired suburbs.”

Recent architectural homes aren’t the frst thing that springs to mind when you think of Hughes. But 49 Kitchener Street makes a strong case for why they should be.

Completed in 2024 and set high above Woden with views stretching to the Brindabellas, the home hits all the elevated notes, from its commanding position to its impressive inclusions and thoughtfully zoned design.

In the living spaces, natural light pours through foor-to-ceiling double glazing,

illuminating engineered timber foors and crisp, contemporary fnishes. The kitchen is as substantial as it is beautiful, with a large butler’s pantry. Stone fows across benchtops and splashbacks, alongside premium appliances and 50-bottle wine storage.

An eye-catching gas freplace anchors the adjoining living and dining space. It all extends seamlessly outside to a covered al fresco area complete with a built-in barbecue and outdoor kitchen. Next to it, a 5.9-metre dual-zone swim

spa ofers a relaxing spot for a dip, no matter the season.

The accommodation is segregated at the front of the house. The mainbedroom suite, with a walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en suite, enjoys Brindabella views, while three more bedrooms sit nearby.

Downstairs, a fully self-contained one-bedroom apartment could be used for extended family, as potential rental income, or just for an endless stream of guests keen for a dip in the swim spa.

Words by Kat George

Should I engage a buyer’s advocate?

Buyer’s advocates can provide guidance and save you time when purchasing property, though their services can be costly.

Buyer’s advocates, as their title suggests, help you fnd and purchase property. They’re licensed professionals who provide property market expertise and guidance, working with you to understand your needs and doing the grunt work of fnding and vetting properties.

They can also provide insights into of-market sales, negotiate with vendors, or bid at auction on your behalf. However, they generally aren’t cheap, either charging a fat fee upfront or a percentage of the purchase price. So, is hiring a buyer’s advocate worth it? We’ve outlined some considerations.

I’m looking to buy something interstate

A local buyer’s advocate can view properties for you, vet them, and thoroughly brief you before you invest in travel.

While it’s generally not recommended to buy property sight unseen, if that’s your only option, a buyer’s advocate could be vital in removing the risk of not having seen a property yourself.

The downside could be that, much like the properties you can’t visit, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to meet your buyer’s advocate in person, so it may be harder to build a relationship and communicate your needs with them.

I’m looking for an investment property

If you’re looking for a hands-of approach, a buyer’s advocate can help sift through the market and ofer insight into where and what constitutes a sound investment, aligned with market trends.

Buyer’s advocates can also have access to of-market listings, so they may be able to bring you a broader pool of unique investment opportunities. They can also manage inspections, negotiations and the sale process.

I’m a frst-home buyer looking to buy something under $1 million

A buyer’s advocate can be useful for providing guidance and demystifying many of the complexities. They generally know what to look for in property quality and in contract negotiations. They can also negotiate

sales and may be able to save you money on the purchase price.

However, their fees can be expensive, and as a frsthome buyer, this might not be appropriate for you. Purchase cost savings are not a guarantee when you work with a buyer’s advocate, so there is always a risk that you won’t recover the cost.

I’m an upsizer with a budget of over $2 million

If you already have a large budget, you may feel that the cost of a buyer’s advocate is worth it to save you time.

If you’re looking at buying a “forever” or long-term home, the cost might stack up over the years you plan to live in the property, if the buyer’s advocate helps you fnd the perfect place or negotiates a good deal.

Ultimately, your circumstances will play the biggest part in whether or not you choose to hire a buyer’s advocate. There are pros and cons in every scenario, so it’s ultimately up to you to decide if the cost versus convenience equation adds up.

“Ultimately, your circumstances will play the biggest part in whether or not you choose to hire a buyer’s advocate.” Kat George

$2,281,000 $2,040,000 $1,490,000 $1,811,000 $1,742,000

KARABAR 3 Boronia Crescent

PRICE GUIDE

$670,000 - $730,000

VIEWING Sat 28/03/2026, 12-12.30pm Sun 29/03/2026, 12-12.30pm Mon 30/03/2026, 5.30-6pm CONTACT Rick Jordan 0417 664 334 Michael Potter 0413 830 598

loved entry level

A cherished, much-loved home that offers comfort and practicality in a commuterfriendly, location.

Presented in original condition with an ideal orientation that provides an abundance of natural light to the open plan living area. High ceilings enhance the feeling of space and all bedrooms include built-in robes. The attached double garage is an added bonus and the established, mature gardens impart privacy and visual appeal.

An effortless stroll across the road to Karabar High and an easy commute to all amenities on offer in Queanbeyan and Canberra.

Greg Amos 0432 365 184 4

AUCTION Wed 1/04/2026, 6pm onsite

VIEWING Sat 28/03/2026, 1-1.30pm Sun 29/03/2026, 1-1.30pm

CONTACT

Michael Potter 0413 830 598

Peaceful, inviting and very homely

Well presented, family home sited on a generous landholding featuring a versatile design, practical features and a welcoming atmosphere.

Three distinct living zones allows occupants to enjoy their own space and the original kitchen and ensuite maintain their classic charm whilst remaining practical and functional.

Further enhanced by an updated bathroom and laundry, hybrid timber flooring and recently laid carpet in the bedrooms. Established gardens and secure garaging complete a wonderful package. EER 2.5

NGUNNAWAL 148 Paul Coe Crescent

AUCTION Sat 11/04/2026, 12 noon onsite

VIEWING Sat 28/03/2026, 2-2.30pm Sun 29/03/2026, 2-2.30pm

CONTACT Michael Potter 0413 830 598 Greg Amos 0432 365 184

A wonderful family oasis

A wonderful find for the growing family nestled amongst a leafy, suburban outlook with a backdrop of a stunning outdoor oasis.

An immaculate, single level composition features a light and bright uncluttered layout with expansive openings that transform the living experience, providing comfort and relaxation. Spotless bathrooms provide function and visual appeal and the kitchen area is where cooking, eating and relaxation unite.

Accommodation is generous and thoughtfully planned and the backyard is a paradise of privacy and seclusion. EER 5.5

GOWRIE 3 Storkey Place

PRICE GUIDE Offers above $995,000

VIEWING Sat 28/03/2026, 11-11.30am Sun 29/03/2026, 11-11.30am CONTACT Michael Potter 0413 830 598 Rick Jordan 0417 664 334 5 BEDROOMS 2

This is the one

Fastidiously presented family residence located at the end of a secluded cul-desac in a prominent North Tuggeranong location.

A long list of ‘must haves’ include a single level design that offers multiple living areas, a choice of heating and cooling options and excellent car accommodation. The extended, oversized master bedroom wing is a winner, the kitchen is modern and bathrooms are immaculate.

A complete offering with covered outdoor entertaining area, established gardens and sited in a convenient central location. EER 1.5

WESTON 48 Buvelot Street

AUCTION Sat 11/04/2026, 10am onsite

VIEWING Sat 28/03/2026, 11-11.40am Sun 29/03/2026, 11-11.40am CONTACT Alisa Lawrence 0404 066 119

Ignite your imagination

Perfectly positioned on a beautifully maintained, elevated block in a prime Weston Creek location, 48 Buvelot Street offers space, privacy and exciting potential. The generous floorplan includes a large lounge and dining area, spacious kitchen with meals area, walk-in pantry and breakfast bar, plus a sunroom providing flexible living options.

While the home would benefit from cosmetic updates, its size and solid layout make it easy to live in now or gradually transform into a wonderful forever home in a highly desirable location. EER 2.5

A family focussed lifestyle without the high price tag of city living

• Large fully serviced lots from 850sqm to over 1,200sqm

• 30 minute drive to Canberra’s CBD and only 20 minutes to Queanbeyan

• A select range of both elevated lots with views and level lots for easy building

• Walking distance to new state-of-the-art $80M high school (open early 2027)

• Limited time offer: FREE STAMP DUTY (average saving of $20,000)

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You’ll find three warm and welcoming Keyton retirement communities in Canberra — Isabella Gardens in Isabella Plains, The Aerie at Narrabundah, and The Grove Ngunnawal — each with its own unique charm, set among beautifully maintained gardens and friendly, connected neighbourhoods.

Perfectly located across Canberra, each village o ers modern, low-maintenance homes and resort-style spaces that make it easy to live life your way.

Whether you’re after convenience, community or a quiet retreat, our villages help make your next step a confident choice, naturally.

7 Ferrier Place, Gleneagles Estate Gleneagles at its best.

Substantial 2,200m² estate featuring a sweeping camellialined driveway, established ornamental gardens, and a fullsized synthetic grass tennis court with commercial-grade floodlighting

Brand new designer kitchen boasting stone waterfall benchtops, premium Neff and Miele appliances, and custom glass cabinetry with integrated feature lighting Grand architectural interiors highlighted by a soaring 4 9metre formal entry with designer chandelier, decorative mouldings, and a versatile rumpus room with vaulted ceilings.

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Words by Jil Hogan

Wallaga Lake

64-66 Fairhaven Point Way

$3.2 million 4  3  6

Private sale

Agent: Butterfeld Property, Mick Butterfeld 0405 302 453

A tree-lined driveway leads to this private lakeside retreat wrapped in lush gardens. Designed along solar-passive principles, the four-bedroom house features pitched ceilings, clerestory windows and double glazing. The kitchen and dining area open to an outdoor room with a Vergola canopy. The large shed includes a selfcontained studio.

Yass River

683 Yass River Road

$1.42 million-$1.52 million

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Private sale

Agent: Windrose Property, Sam McGregor 0401 097 907

Set on 20 hectares with sweeping Yass River frontage, this property pairs a homestead with productive rural infrastructure. The home balances character and modern living, with timber foors, a custom kitchen, and multiple living areas with wood-burning freplaces. Wide verandahs overlook lucerne fats, paddocks, a sand arena and stables.

Barton Highway, Murrumbateman, NSW

• Fully DA approved 12.65ha* (31.26* acre) service centre site positioned along the major Barton Highway corridor between Canberra, the Hume Freeway & Yass

• Located 8.2km* Murrumbateman, 13km* Hume Freeway, 17km* Yass, 25km* ACT border & 50km* Canberra CBD

• Full DA approval for highway service centre incorporating truck & car fuel stop, restaurant, retail & drive-thru

• Family Estate sale — liquidating non-core business asset to fund expanding family healthcare business

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‘Savannah Springs’, 10km* Hall Village, Capital Region, NSW

• 42.71ha* (106ac*) — easy access to cafes, wineries, shops, 25min* CBR, 3hrs* Sydney

• Exquisite sweeping views to the Brindabellas from the 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with offce & studio + tiered gardens, tree-lined drive & tennis court

• Equine facilities including stables, tack room & sand arena

• 4 car garage, 2 carports, 15 paddocks with laneway, cattle yards, machinery sheds

• Secure water from 5 dams & solar pump

• New eucalypt plantings to restore savannah woodland, dams as wetland reserves Older owner requires sale to simplify his life, after enjoying his family’s stewardship.