There's always been something special about Waramanga Place. The bold architectural lines, the individuality of each home, the wonderfully varied floorplans, and that sense that behind every front door is a completely different story waiting to be told.
And while homes like these are often associated with strata living, Number 18 is something rather special: a three-bedroom, separate-title townhouse, with no body corporate. It gives you all the architectural character and community of Waramanga Place, with the freedom of owning your own piece of it.
Number 18 perfectly captures the gravitas and durability of 1970s design, with rich timber detailing, pitched ceilings and a beautifully layered quad-level floorplan. Every space within the home feels grounded and purposeful, while natural light streams in from both sides.
Entering from the carport, you're welcomed into the dining area which perches above the sunken living space below. It works beautifully as a dining room, though I can just as easily imagine it as the cosiest corner for a plush reading chair and a quiet morning coffee.
The fully renovated kitchen sits at the front of the home, offering generous storage and connecting to the large laundry and guest powder room. Downstairs, the main living area anchors the home, opening onto its own private courtyard while also providing direct access out to the Waramanga playing fields beyond.
Upstairs, the generous master bedroom includes a walk-through wardrobe, ensuite and yet another perfect morning coffee spot on the balcony amongst the gumtrees. The top floor offers a large landing area ideal for a study, two further bedrooms - yes, one with another balcony coffee spot - along with a spacious family bathroom and separate toilet. The pitched ceilings only add to the sense of scale and warmth within these rooms.
I've spoken a lot about coffee while writing this one, and that's probably because just across the way is, in my opinion, the best coffee in the Creek. Neil and his team at Village Cafe pour epic Redbrick brews alongside genuinely delicious meals. The local IGA still has the kind of staff who know you by name, the Waramanga Bakery is a local institution with elite, fresh bánh mì, while Dr Faraz and his team at the medical centre are truly exceptional.
It's easy to see why this little hub has thrived for more than 50 years. This is a place where both the homes and the community continue to flourish.
features
.three-bedroom separate-title townhouse with no body corporate
.quad-level floorplan with beautifully defined living zones
.multiple outdoor spaces with leafy area views
.fully renovated kitchen, laundry, and guest powder room
.large master bedroom with walk-through robe and ensuite
.two additional top-floor bedrooms with pitched ceilings
.light-filled family bathroom with separate toilet
.warm original timber detailing throughout
.secure rear courtyard
.secure front storage area ideal for bins and bicycles
.single undercroft carport
FINE DETAILS (all approximate):
EER: 5
Block size: 148 m² (approx)
UV: $309,000 (2025)
Internal living: 101.5m²
Rates: $2,627 pa approx
Land Tax (if tenanted): $4,138 pa approx
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