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Home For Sale

  • Sold For $905,000
  • House

Specifications

  • Property Type
    House
  • Building
    130 m2
  • Land
    330 m2

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Stylishly presented and full of natural light, this 130sqm entry-level home is ideal for professional couples, young families, or savvy investors. Featuring open-plan living that seamlessly connects to a sunny, north-facing rear courtyard, the home includes a well-appointed kitchen with a walk-in pantry and three generously sized bedrooms, including a master with ensuite.

Perfectly positioned for lifestyle and convenience, the property is close to parklands, quality schools, public transport, and the Gungahlin Town Centre.

Features:
• Plenty of natural light throughout
• Stylish timber flooring
• Well-appointed kitchen and bathrooms
• Spacious walk-in pantry
• Ducted gas heating
• Split system in living and each bedroom
• Low maintenance gardens and a charming veggie patch
• North-facing, private courtyard
• Quiet street with minimal car traffic
• Directly opposite a walking trail with views across to Gecko Hills
• Walking distance to Kevin Godkin Park and Well Station Park
• Minutes to Harrison Public School and Shirley Smith High School
• Easy access to the light rail
• Moments to Gungahlin Town Centre

Stats:
• Built: 2007
• Block: 330m2
• Living: 130.04m2
• Garage: 23.25m2
• EER: 5.0
• UV: $472,000
• Rates: $2,696pa approx.
• Land Tax (if rented): $4,316pa approx.

Disclaimer: All information regarding this property is from sources we believe to be accurate, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested persons should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to inclusions, figures, measurements, dimensions, layout, furniture and descriptions.

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24 Turtle Rock Street Harrison 2914, Australian Capital Territory
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