#soldbysally #soldbyash $675,000
There is a lovely feeling of simplicity and order to this wonderful mid-century modern home. Warm timber joinery, painted brick walls and pops of retro colour welcome in a joyful and soulful vibe. Big windows forge a wonderful connection to pretty native gardens and provide a blessing of light. And the plan is nicely balanced, with a choice of tranquil social spaces that give way to a duo of bedrooms, set privately within the rear of the plan.
This lovely, separately titled, free standing duplex is entered via a long garden path, a blissful journey past an immaculate display of leafy natives. We love the feature garden set to one side, containing a shaded, natural courtyard. The entryway and garden privatised by a duo of parking spaces that include a single carport with an excellent, fixed storage cabinet.
A pretty front door set with leadlight opens onto a generous front living combined dining area. This peaceful space is informed by the symmetry of the garden and welcomes morning light. Vintage pieces, textiles, art and plants will find a beautiful home here, think comfy lounges arranged beneath the big window and the dining table set for intimate dinner parties with friends.
There is a nice flow into the kitchen and meals space where again, a big window welcomes the landscape within. The kitchen introduces a glorious pop of vibrant green alongside pretty vintage tiles and special touches, matching lime green handles and pretty stove burner covers. There is lots of storage and bench space, making daily rituals easy, and a nice chatty flow across to the meals area.
The master bedroom has a walk-thru-robe that delivers you straight into the two-way bathroom. The second bedroom has a built-in-robe and both have big windows that welcome northern light and frame the immaculate rear courtyard. The family bathroom is pretty in pink and has a relaxing bathtub and a separate toilet.
Summerville Crescent is a quiet loop Street, handy to Meyrick Place Playground and green by-ways, with plenty of meandering trails. It is not far to the local Florey and Page shops, a mix of schools and the much-loved village centres of Cook and Aranda. It is also whisper close to Jamison Plaza, the walking trails of Mt Painter reserve and The Pinnacle, and a short drive to the Arboretum. It is a nice walk to Lake Ginninderra and the popular restaurants of Emu Bank, including the Lighthouse Pub on the water's edge. The bustling Belconnen precinct is just moments away and the home is also close to transport, the AIS, Bruce Stadium and the UC. It is a mere 14 kms to the CBD.
features.
.separate title, two-bedroom duplex in leafy Florey
.ideally placed on a quiet street, surrounded by green spaces
.charming mid-century feel
.timber joinery and big windows
.nestled within immaculate native gardens
.peaceful living combined dining area overlooking the front garden
.generous kitchen combined meals
.beautifully preserved vintage kitchen with banks of storage, electric oven and cooktop
.master bedroom with ceiling fan and walk-thru-robe, gifting access to the two-way family bathroom
.second bedroom with built-in-robe
.family bathroom with bathtub and separate toilet
.internal laundry opening directly to the garden
.RC split system
.ducted gas heating
.immaculate and paved rear courtyard with retaining walls and raised vegetable beds
.garden shed
.carport with storage and an extra parking bay
.close to public transport
.handy to local schools, parks and shops
.moments from the Fresh Food Markets and the Belconnen precinct
.14 kms to the CBD
Fine details (all approximately)
Land Size: 231 sqm
Build Size: 85 sqm
EER: 5
Built in: 1986
Land Value: $370,000 (2025)
Rates: $2,806 pa
Rental Estimate $550p/w
The information contained in this advertisement is derived from sources we deem reliable. However, we cannot provide any guarantees or warranties regarding the information supplied. Buyers are encouraged to conduct and rely exclusively on their own enquiries.
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