What you see:
A living piece of the capital's history, built in the 1860s and reborn through passion and craftsmanship. Solid double-brick construction using original red masonry and Jarrah salvaged from Parliament House. A media room once the estate's meat room, a bar lined in brass and crystal, and a master suite with views over the creek and golf course. Every corner tells a story, from the copper taps to the sandstone firepit, a century of history, reimagined for modern living.
What we see:
History preserved, beauty reborn, and a new chapter waiting to be written.
See more:
Fully renovated and restored 1860s homestead
Feature bricks re-laid from the original structure
West Australian Jarrah salvaged from Parliament House
White cedar floors to original section
Double-brick construction and restored sash windows
Five bedrooms plus office with separate access
Master suite with two oversized dressing rooms and ensuite
Bar room with brass finishes and dual Vintec wine fridges
Former meat room transformed into media room
Designer kitchen with granite and Caesarstone island
Two new Siemens pyrolytic ovens and Miele dishwasher
1200mm Qasair commercial rangehood and gas cooktop
Velux skylights flooding the kitchen/living area with light
Zip tap with hot, cold and sparkling water
Astra Walker copper tapware and freestanding copper bath
Forcrete microcement bathroom walls
Two reverse cycle ducted systems
Split reverse cycle system to kitchen
Two fireplaces with Murray flue dampers
New insulation, LED lighting and HPM heritage switches
Upgraded switchboard and 3-phase power
1.1KW solar system on 45c feed-in tariff (transferable)
Three water tanks totaling 30,000L with irrigation pump
CCTV and security system with back-to-base monitoring
Outdoor hydrotherapy spa
Huge sandstone firepit and multiple outdoor entertaining zones
Fully landscaped gardens with over 70 new trees
Fruit orchard, vegetable gardens and flower farm
Japanese garden and water feature
Garden shed plus 20-foot shipping container
Oversized carport
Side driveway with additional parking
Set on the 4th hole of the Gungahlin Lakes Golf Course
Creek frontage and sweeping vistas
NBN FTTP connection
Not on the heritage register
Above Average Building Report
Location:
4 mins drive to Burgmann Anglican, St John Paul II & Gold Creek Schools
6 min drive to Gungahlin Town Square
8 min drive to Gold Creek Village
17 mins to Belconnen Town Centre
21 min drive to Canberra Centre
22 min drive to Parliament House
24 min drive to Canberra Airport
Statistics:
Total Living: 285m²
Block Size: 2037m²
Built: Circa 1860s
Extended: 1956 & 1965
Renovated: 2020-2025
EER: 1.5
Rental Range: $1,300- $1,400 per week
Rates: $4,246 per annum
Land Tax: $8,488 per annum (only applicable if rented)
Disclaimer: The material and information contained within this marketing is for general information purposes only. HIVE Property does not accept responsibility and disclaim all liabilities regarding any errors or inaccuracies contained herein. You should not rely upon this material as a basis for making any formal decisions. We recommend all interested parties to make further enquiries. By submitting an enquiry you are agreeing to opt in to further communication from HIVE Property PTY LTD in line with our Privacy Policy. A copy of our Privacy Policy can be found on our website.
▶
