25 Canning Street

Ainslie ACT 2602

The thoughtful open-plan design includes a large formal lounge dining area, with pine flooring, a brick feature wall and custom-made lined drapes. The pitched ceiling and exposed beams add extra interest. The glass door not only allows the morning sun to drench the room, but give access to the private, well-established leafy garden, which includes a maple tree and ornamental grapevine along the front fence.
The kitchen features cork flooring and plenty of storage, including a double pantry and saucepan drawer under the oven. The breakfast bar links you to the second living space, which can serve as a more casual dining or television area. Along this side of the house you can enjoy the sunrise and morning sun through the large windows as you are at the kitchen sink or lounging in front of your favourite television shows.
The three bedrooms feature wool carpeting and face the city, Black Mountain and the Brindabellas, allowing you to enjoy sunsets over Black Mountain. The very large master bedroom also includes a large built-in wardrobe and a glimpse of the roses outside the window. The second and third bedrooms also have built-in wardrobes.
The renovated bathroom includes a bath, shower and heated towel rail. The toilet remains separate.
A good-sized separate laundry leads to the back garden, where you can choose to take the path leading off to the right to join the garden outside the formal lounge dining, or to left towards the gardens under the bedroom windows and the carport.
The lilac wisteria-covered carport provides weather-protected access to the front door, while the long driveway offers additional off-street parking. A handy lockable brick storage shed is neatly hidden next to the stairs to the front door.
The beauty of this location is not just the easy access to Mt Ainslie, but it is just a short walk to the bus stop, and the Ainslie shops, the city and the Australian War Memorial are all nearby. Schools in the area include the Ainslie School, Campbell High School, and Dickson, Merici and Daramalan Colleges.
Features Include:
Retro '60s open-plan design
Privacy assured, with house set back on large block
Large aluminium windows and glass doors generate a light and bright feel
Raked ceiling with timber beams throughout
Formal lounge dining with pine flooring, brick feature wall, custom-made lined drapes and glass doors leading to leafy garden
Enormous master bedroom with large built-in wardrobe
Large windows in bedrooms, overlooking roses and sunsets
Berber carpets in hall and bedrooms
Generous kitchen with sparkling cork flooring, plentiful storage, breakfast bar and large windows overlooking the garden
Updated bathroom offers bath, separate shower and heated towel rack
Separate toilet
Good sized laundry leading out to the back garden
Private gardens with mature plantings
Wisteria-covered carport offering protected access to the front door
Storage shed
Ducted gas heating
Rheem electric hot water
Close to Mt Ainslie Nature Reserve about a two-minute walk!
Quiet street with negligible through-traffic
Leafy, well-established garden that includes a maple tree and ornamental grapevine
Bus stops, Ainslie shops, Canberra Centre and Australian War Memorial nearby
Schools close by include Ainslie School, Campbell High School, and Dickson, Merici and Daramalan Colleges.
EER: 0
Land Size: 711m
Land Value: $595,000
Land Rates: $2,726 pa (approx.)