12/73 Lorraway Street

Holt ACT 2615

Boasting high ceilings throughout (featuring "square set cornices") the floor plan is functional & spacious.
Upon the covered portico entry, you will be met with a touch pad security front door & the entrance to the property is wide, functional & spacious.
Internal access to the oversized remote garage plus a single car "hardstand" will impress. A full sized Kitchen with breakfast bar bench out to the open plan living with upgraded floating flooring makes inside entertaining a dream.
For the outside entertainers you have glass sliding doors from the Living area & the Main bedroom to the rear yard.
The flat, secure (full Colourbond fencing) rear yard is of exceptional size with low maintenance in mind with all the hard work has already been done here, now it's time for you to just enjoy.
All bedrooms (1,2 & 3) have mirror sliding built-in wardrobes, overhead fans & double roller blinds (both visual & block outs) are also fitted to all bedrooms.
A huge two-way bathroom accessed by the main bedroom & hallway plus another separate toilet/powder room makes everyday living functional & practical.

Features:
- Single level Living (only 4 years young)
- Oversized Garage with internal access
- 2 x split R/C A/C (main & living)
- Upgraded floating floors
- Double roller blinds (visual & block out)
- High ceilings (with square set cornices)
- Full-sized kitchen (with breakfast bar)
- 2 x sliding door access to rear yard (living & main)
- Flat, sizable low maintenance & secure (Colourbond fenced) yard
- Overhead fans to all 3 bedrooms
- 2-way bathroom
- 2nd toilet
- Sliding mirror built-in wardrobes to all 3 bedrooms
- 6 x visitor carparks nearby
- Touch button front door security lock

Specifications:
- Combined Living, 131m2
- Garage, 26m2

Who is "Ken Nagle"? (the development namesake):
A Golfer! During his early career, he had a long swing and was regarded as the longest hitter on the Australasia tour, as evidenced by the Australian press dubbing him as "the Pymble Crusher". By age 39 (in 1960, when he won The Open Championship), Nagle had shortened his swing and become a straight hitter with what Gary Player described as "the best short game out here".
Although he had won over 30 tournaments in Australia, and had won the Canada Cup for Australia in partnership with five-time Open champion Peter Thomson in 1954 and 1959, Nagle was a shock winner of The Open, as he was 39 years old but had never finished in the top-10 at a major championship before. Thomson told Nagle a few weeks prior to the 1960 Open championship that he "had the game" to win and that "you can beat me". He beat the rising star of American golf Arnold Palmer into second place, and it was Palmer who deprived him of his title in 1961.
Although he never regained The Open title, Kel Nagle had six top-five finishes at the Open between 1960 and 1966 (ages 39 to 45). His best result in a United States major was second in the 1965 U.S. Open-the year after he won the Canadian Open-when he and Gary Player finished the 72-hole tournament in a tie. Nagle lost to Player the next day in an 18-hole playoff, during which Nagle hit a female spectator in the forehead on the fifth hole and was visibly affected to the point that he hit another spectator on the same hole. Player won the playoff by 3 strokes.
As late as 1970, the year he turned 50, Nagle was ranked among the top ten players in the world on the McCormack's World Golf Rankings, the forerunner of the modern world ranking system. Nagle played on the Senior PGA Tour (now PGA Tour Champions) in the U.S. in the 1980s, when he was in his 60s and early 70s. His best finishes were a pair of T-3s: at the 1981 Eureka Federal Savings Classic and the 1982 Peter Jackson Champions. In July 2007, Nagle was elected to the World Golf Hall of Fame, and was inducted in November 2007.