Every row of townhouses has a middle child. Squeezed between neighbours, borrowing light where it can, making do with what's in front and behind.
Number 105 is not the middle child.
Designed by Cox Architecture, the practice behind Canberra Stadium, the AIS Arena and stadiums from Sydney to Perth, this home proves that great design isn't just for buildings that hold 40,000 people. Sometimes it's for the ones that hold three bedrooms, a study and your Saturday morning coffee.
Sitting proudly at the end of the terrace, this 2022-built home opens up on three sides. Windows on three aspects mean the light doesn't just visit, it moves in. Morning sun, afternoon glow and a cross-breeze on a warm Canberra evening all come as standard. Add a second balcony and you've got two elevated outdoor spots to claim: one for coffee, one for sunset.
Inside, timber floors carry you through an open living and dining space to a kitchen that means business. Fisher & Paykel appliances, gas cooktop, a rangehood that vents outside rather than just pushing the smell of dinner around, and storage for the gadgets you swore you'd use.
Upstairs, three bedrooms each have built in robes and lots of natural light. The main has its own ensuite, and a second full bathroom looks after everyone else.
Then there's the study. A space with large glass doors opening to the ground floor courtyard, for working from home, homework, hobbies or the ever-growing pile of things that don't have a home yet, and a separate powder room means guests never need to wander upstairs. The laundry tucks discreetly into the downstairs garage, not cluttering up the kitchen.
The practical side is quietly impressive. Ducted heating and cooling, double glazing, gas hot water that keeps you comfortable year round. A double garage keeps cars and storage under one roof, while being right on Kingsland Parade means guests can park only meters away without navigating through the complex.
Casey Market Town is a stones throw away (quite literally opposite) for groceries, coffee, dinner and the doctor. Schools, parks and walking trails are all close by. Gungahlin Town Centre and the light rail are a short drive away, and the Barton and Federal highways put the city about 20 minutes from your door.
Features
• End-of-terrace position with tri-aspect windows
• Two balconies
• Three bedrooms, main with ensuite
• Main bathroom with bath
• Dedicated study with powder room
• Open living and dining with timber floors throughout
• Kitchen with Fisher & Paykel appliances, gas cooking and externally ducted rangehood
• Integrated European laundry
• Ducted heating and cooling
• Double glazing
• Gas hot water
• Double garage
• Built 2022
• Walk to Casey Market Town
• Close to schools, parks and walking trails
• Short drive to Gungahlin Town Centre and light rail
• About 20 minutes to the CBD
FINE DETAILS (all approximate):
Living size: 128m2 (approx)
EER: 6
Build year: 2022
Strata
Admin fund: $637.45 pq
Sinking fund: $536.80 pq
Total: $1,174.25 pq
Rates: $2320.40 pa (approx)
UV: $92,180 (2026)
Number of units in complex: 105
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