20 Chauvel Street

Campbell ACT 2612

The home rises from a large garden block, just a few steps from the popular Campbell shops, metres from the primary school and is surrounded by parklands and endless reserve. This fabulous locale is rich in leafy community feels and is so close to all the epicentres of the inner north, whilst being just moments from the CBD.

The faade is significant for its heritage terrace style, terracotta rooftop and original chimney. Stairs usher straight into the front sunroom with neat array of timber framed windows. There is also a side entry, where a small foyer gifts a spot to hang winter coats and woollies. A long driveway provides plenty of off-street parking and connects to the double garage.

The sun-drenched front living room is characterised by high ceilings and the original brick and tiled hearth which houses a modern gas heater. This is a lovely focal point and warming place to gather on cool winter nights. French doors open onto the sunroom with slate floors and a window seat running the length of the room. The adjacent kitchen has been modernised and is finished in crisp white with red countertops.

The ground level extension houses a second living area, with warm timber floors and lovely ingress of light via corner windows. This flows to a generous bedroom that captures leafy garden views.

The upstairs level is all about rest and restoration as the stairs usher to three peaceful rooms that centre around a second bathroom. The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe for seamless storage. All rooms capture northern light and are informed by the serene presence of the eminent mountain ranges.

The garden has a layering of sheltered alfresco spaces and meandering paths that wind beneath the reaching arms of an age-old oak tree. Rock borders edge beds teeming with agapanthus, rosemary and mixed conifers.

On the foothills of Mount Ainslie and bordered to the south-east by Mt Pleasant nature reserve, a short walk or drive to Braddon and the CBD - Campbell offers the best of city living and rural retreat. The home is a mere stroll to the local Campbell shops, with fab eateries including Hello Caf and the ever popular La Bistronome. The nearby Campbell 5 is one of Canberra's most popular and vibrant pockets, with its collection of sought after bars, restaurants and cafs. The city centre and Lake Burley Griffin are moments away and it is not far to the ANU, CIT, a mix of private and public schools and transport.

features.
.extended four bedroom duplex home in coveted old Campbell
.double brick downstairs in the original dwelling
.light filled throughout
.front living room with gas heater set in original hearth and electric heating/ cooling split system
.French doors opening to sunroom with window box seat, slate floors and views to Mt Ainslie
.updated kitchen with banks of cabinetry, breakfast bar, freestanding oven and dishwasher
.adjacent laundry with shower, separate toilet and direct access to the back garden
.second living area with corner windows and timber floors
.downstairs bedroom with split system heating and cooling
.three upstairs bedrooms all with views
.master with walk-in-robe and split system heating and cooling
.second bedroom with built-in wardrobe
.third bedroom with built-in wardrobe
.family bathroom
.linen closet
.under stair storage
.double garage with two roller doors, one remote control
.huge private back garden shaded by mature oak tree
.small enclosed area off the laundry
.paved sheltered alfresco area
.garden shed

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.the property meets the minimum ceiling insulation standard
.tenants must apply for the owner's permission to keep pets
.the property is not certified as adaptable housing
.the property is offered unfurnished
.rent is paid c/monthly on the first day of each month
.bond is equal to four weeks' rent
.applicants (or someone on their behalf) must inspect the property as part of our company policy

.disclaimer: hbhpm has taken care with the details provided, but we are not responsible for any inaccuracies. prospective tenants should rely on their own research.