The home rises from immaculate gardens and is both immersed within and connected to the tranquillity of nature. Positioned at the top of two quiet cul-de-sacs, the famed Ainslie bushland makes its presence felt, while the energy of the city sits at arm's reach. Multiple social spaces embrace light and landscape, spilling to curated alfresco moments at both front and rear. A clever extension reaches out and upward, embracing flexibility across time and generations.
This graceful four-bedroom home occupies a privileged position on the city side of picturesque Ainslie, just moments from the independent restaurants and bars of Lonsdale St and the CBD. Set on a large corner block, the leafy home is roughly bagged and painted sage green, creating a textural and welcoming street presence. A circular drive sweeps through the garden, while a double garage provides secure parking. A broad, sheltered front deck offers elevated views across clipped hedging and sculptural eucalyptus trees.
Inside, floating timber floors flow through generous living spaces, including the front living room, formal dining and a second living, dining and kitchen area, culminating in a sheltered rear deck perfect for entertaining. High ceilings, decorative cornices and modern updates add contemporary comfort. Large windows and timber-framed muntin glazing draw in natural light, with glass doors opening to the outdoors.
The kitchen is arranged in an efficient galley style, combining stone worktops with banks of seamless white cabinetry and quality appliances, including a Bosch dishwasher, Whirlpool oven and 90cm induction cooktop. The adjacent internal laundry has excellent storage and opens directly onto the deck.
The private wing is thoughtfully arranged across two zones and includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms. A central study with fixed joinery and a built-in robe connects the spaces. The original wing comprises two bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate powder room, while the extension adds a second bathroom and two welcoming bedrooms across ground and upper levels. The ground-floor room offers flexibility as a bedroom or third living area, while the upstairs bedroom enjoys elevated views. Both extension bedrooms connect beautifully with the garden, with separate rear-garden access creating wonderful independence for intergenerational living, adult children or private guest accommodation.
Canning is a quiet little street culminating at Mount Ainslie Reserve. This special pocket places you close to Campbell High, the War Memorial and the boutique foodie and fitness offerings of Campbell 5. The CBD and Braddon are within easy reach, while Ainslie shops and the Dickson Precinct provide further convenience. The airport and Majura Park are also easily accessible, with shared pathways and trails connecting to Mount Ainslie Reserve and Lake Burley Griffin.
Features
.beautiful four-bedroom plus study home in leafy Ainslie
.ideally placed on a quiet street on the city side of old Ainslie
.a few steps from Mt Ainslie Reserve
.renovated and extended
.nestled on a large corner block
.immaculate and easy-care gardens
.circular driveway
.double garage
.elevated and sheltered front veranda
.timber floors
.high ceilings and decorative cornices
.generous front living area
.formal dining space
.large second living combined dining and kitchen
.floor-to-ceiling muntin windows and glass doors opening to a sheltered rear deck
.kitchen with banks of seamless cabinetry, stone worktops, Whirlpool oven and .90cm induction cooktop, integrated range and dishwasher from Bosch
.adjacent laundry with direct access onto the deck
.three bedrooms with built-in-robes
.family bathroom with separate powder room
.central study
.extension arrayed across two levels
.separate access into extension from the rear garden
.bedroom three or third living area on the ground floor with under stair storage
.second bathroom
.fourth bedroom on the top floor with built-in-robe and elevated views
.five RC split systems
.ceiling fans
.ducted gas heating
.some double glazing
.gas hot water
.irrigation system
.awnings to windows on the north and west sides
.rear garden with paved terrace, green hedging and flat lawn
.large double garage with high ceilings and glass windows onto the garden
.handy to Ainslie shops, Campbell High School, War Memorial and Campbell 5
.easy stroll to Mt Ainslie Reserve and Lake Burley Griffin
.walking distance to Braddon and the CBD
FINE DETAILS (all approximate):
Land size: 1003 m2
Living size: 193m2 (approx.)
EER: 1.5
Build year: 1963
Rates: $2007.00 pq
UV: $1,330,000 (2026)
Rental Opinion: $1000 - $1100 pw
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