An expressive blend of 1970s Dutch architectural character and thoughtfully updated interiors, this substantial Hawkesbury Crescent residence offers a distinctive setting for family life. Its elevated position, northerly aspect and generous proportions create an inviting sense of space, complemented by a versatile layout that adapts to changing needs.
Designed by a Dutch architect, the home brings together six bedrooms, three living areas and an extensive arrangement of bathroom facilities across two levels. Natural light and considered connections between indoor and outdoor spaces lend themselves equally to relaxed daily living and memorable gatherings.
At the heart of the home, the updated kitchen is designed for those who love to cook and entertain. Ample bench space, a quality Smeg stove with double oven, and soft-closing drawers combine practicality with generous capacity, while the double sink enjoys an outlook to the surrounds.
Upstairs, five well-proportioned bedrooms feature built-in robes, with a dedicated ensuite to the main bedroom. The renovated bathing facilities include a separate bathroom, shower room and toilet, providing flexibility for busy households. Downstairs, a sixth bedroom plus rumpus room, laundry and additional full bathroom offer further scope for recreation, guests and everyday family needs.
Outdoor living is equally considered, with entertaining spaces on both levels, a large deck inviting everything from leisurely afternoons to evenings shared with friends. Manicured, easy-care gardens provide a welcoming backdrop, while a workshop, garden shed and generous under-house storage accommodate hobbies and the practicalities of family life.
With local schools, public transport and major shopping centres close by, this character-filled residence pairs architectural individuality with everyday convenience-a home to enjoy now and personalise over time.
Features
- Roller shutters throughout
- North-facing living and dining areas with views
- Gas fireplace
- Ducted heating and evaporative cooling
- Solar panels
- EV charging facility
- Architecturally designed eaves for year-round comfort
- Flexible living spaces across two levels
- Large entertaining deck and spa
- Workshop and garden shed
- Generous under-house storage for bikes, recreational equipment and more
- Potential for further extensions, subject to relevant approvals
EER: 2.5
Rates: $5,286 pa (approx)
Land Tax (if not the primary place of residence): $11,034 pa (approx.)
Living Area: 233m²
Garage/Workshop: 42m²
Land Size: 954m²
Land Value: $841,000 (2026)
Nearby
- Farrer Shops
- Mawson Shops
- Pearce Shops
- Westfield Woden
- The Canberra Hospital
- Farrer Primary School
- Torrens Primary School
- Melrose High School
- Canberra College
