60 Morgan Crescent

Curtin ACT 2605

Accommodation is provided by three generously sized bedrooms within the main residence, each offering comfort and practicality. The fourth bedroom is positioned separately, complete with its own bathroom and kitchenette, creating a highly versatile space. Whether used as a teenager's retreat, guest accommodation, home office, or private gym, this additional area adds significant flexibility to the home.

There is also a large storage area under the lounge room accessed by stairs the space provides choice such as rumpus room or tv room or study area or child's play room and so much more.

This home not only offers character and warmth but is also nestled within private, beautifully landscaped gardens that enhance its charm and street appeal. The established surrounds create a relaxed and leafy setting, providing a perfect balance of indoor comfort and outdoor serenity.

Curtin is a blue-ribbon location, ideally positioned on Woden's side closest to the Parliamentary Triangle. Renowned for its quality schools, parks, and playing fields, it remains a highly sought-after suburb for families and professionals alike. With local shopping, cafs, and public transport all close at hand, this fantastic home is just a short drive to the CBD and within easy walking distance of the vibrant Curtin shopping precinct, offering both convenience and lifestyle in equal measure.

From the owners point of view-

We loved the location of 60 Morgan Crescent, Curtin. It's a stone's throw from the nature reserve and Curtin oval, which was perfect for young children and a dog. We enjoyed the short drive to work in the Parliamentary triangle and the city, or cycling to work by rolling down See Place to the beautiful bike path at the end of the street.

The Curtin shops were a big drawcard - they feel like a local community, but have a Coles, a bakery, multiple good cafes, a Vietnamese restaurant, two pubs, a post office, a chemist and much more. Curtin Primary, Holy Trinity and several childcare options are also right near the shops. On the weekend, we liked walking through beautiful Curtin to the shops, often with a stop at one of the many playgrounds on the way.

At the house itself, we spent a lot of time in the living room with a cup of tea (or a glass of wine) and looking at the Telstra Tower. The deck was also a favourite, and we used it year-round given the orientation and protection from the wind. We used the rumpus room downstairs for a movie or sports night, a gym, a home office, and a playroom for kids. The granny flat offered privacy (and extra income!) from a Parliamentary staffer during sitting weeks, and friends and relatives who visited from interstate.

Summary of features:
Flexible accomadation
Quiet loop street
Zoned, reverse cycle ducted heating/air-conditioning
Open kitchen with high quality appliances
Open plan living areas with high ceilings
Polished timber floors
Separate studio downstairs
Large main bathroom
Ample storage
Established garden
Stroll to bus stop, Post office and Curtin Shops
Nature reserve just around the corner
Outdoor garden shed
Huge storage under deck
Great children's cubby house

Located close to:
Curtin Primary School - 3 minute drive
Holy Trinity Primary School - 3 minute drive
Alfred Deakin High School - 4 minute drive
Curtin shops - 3 minute drive
Westfield Woden - 8 minute drive
Canberra CBD - 11 minute drive
Curtin is an established, leafy suburb in Canberra's Woden Valley (2605) with a population of approx 5,500. Developed in the 1960s, it features "Radburn-model" design with abundant green spaces.

Key figures (approx.):
Block: 768 m
Living area: 136m2 upstairs
Storage down stairs 30m2
Outdoor studio 22m2
Deck 32m2
EER: 2 stars
Rates: $4,709
Rental estimate: $1000pw