28 Goldfinch Circuit is a home that captures the heart and imagination of families who appreciate distinctive design and everyday functionality. Crafted in 1990 by acclaimed Melbourne builder Fasham Johnson, this 146m² four-bedroom, solar passive residence blends architectural artistry with thoughtful practicality.
Flooded with natural light thanks to its striking north-facing windows, the home embraces its environment while delivering warmth, space and comfort. Inside, you'll find a distinct combination of slate flooring and timber-lined ceilings, creating a visual rhythm that draws you through the home and into its tranquil, light-filled living spaces.
The central kitchen is a modern chef's delight. Sleek cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and an island bench make everyday meals or larger gatherings a breeze. It flows seamlessly into the open-plan dining and living areas where full-height windows frame sweeping views of the mountain ranges beyond, bringing the outdoors in at every opportunity.
Perfectly designed for growing families or professionals working from home, the home offers four well-proportioned bedrooms. Three feature built-in robes and calming outlooks, while the fourth is ideal as a study or guest room with the versatility to accommodate a queen-sized bed. The main bedroom offers a private retreat with a chic ensuite and an entire wall of wardrobe storage.
Year-round comfort is provided by reverse-cycle heating and cooling, while a built-in gas log fireplace offers ambience and warmth during Canberra's cooler months. Step outside to a generous timber deck and covered pergola, whether you're enjoying a serene morning coffee while the kids play in the backyard or hosting gatherings, this family home caters to your needs.
Set on a generous 775m² block in a peaceful loop street at the top of Theodore, this home also offers a 45m² double garage with remote access, neat established gardens, and ample off-street parking. A true blend of elegance and practicality.
28 Goldfinch Circuit provides quick access to key South Canberra roads such as Tharwa Drive and the Monaro Highway. Walk to schools, local shops, nature trails, ovals, and amenities, embracing the epitome of well-planned living.
Key figures:
• 4-Bedrooms, 2-bathroom, 2-car garage
• 146m² of internal living area
• 775m² Block
• EER of 1 star
• UCV $509,000*
• General Rates: $ 3,047 approx. per annum*
• Land Tax: $5,528 approx. per annum* (if utilised as an investment)
Features:
• Designed by renowned Melbourne builder Fasham Johnson in 1990
• Solar passive home with architectural appeal
• North-facing windows flood the home with natural light
• Distinctive slate flooring and timber-lined ceilings throughout
• Central kitchen with sleek cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and island bench
• Open-plan living and dining area with panoramic views of the mountain ranges
• Three bedrooms with built-in robes
• Flexible fourth bedroom ideal as a home office or guest room
• Reverse-cycle heating and cooling for year-round comfort
• Built-in gas log fireplace for cosy winter warmth
• Generous timber deck and covered pergola perfect for entertaining
• Peacefully positioned in a quiet loop street at the top of Theodore
• Oversized garage with ample space for a workbench
Location:
• Conveniently located, less than a minutes' drive to Tharwa Drive and Monaro Highway, providing easy access to South Canberra and the City
• Within a short stroll, discover Tuggeranong Hill nature reserves and mountain trails
• 5-minute drive to Tuggeranong CBD for shopping, dining, and entertainment
• A quick 20-minute drive to Canberra City and the Airport
• Enjoy proximity to reputable local schools
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