24 Simpson Street

Watson ACT 2602

Boasting spacious sundrenched north facing living areas comprising of lounge, dining and family rooms, stunning Brushbox timber floors and timeless timber framed windows, it truly sets a warm and inviting tone throughout the entire residence.
All three bedrooms are generous in size, the main bedroom complete with ensuite and more importantly offers a parents retreat or perhaps as a home office with direct access to your own courtyard.
The kitchen is equipped with updated appliances and offers ample bench and cupboard space for any budding chef who likes to create their own cuisine masterpiece's.
The backyard is low maintenance and features a paved outdoor entertaining area and a single car accommodation.
With local schools and parks at your doorstep and not to mention the easy short commute to the city, this highly desirable property is well worth your time for an inspection and your consideration.
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Features:
Watson Woodlands, Watson neighbourhood oval, Majura primary school, Watson shops, Mount Majura walking and riding trails are all within walking distance 10 minutes approximately to drive to Canberra's CBD Separate living zones including lounge, dining and family rooms Versatile extended floor plan Three bedrooms - master with ensuite and separate home office or parents retreat Brushbox Timber flooring in the extended zones combined with carpet throughout the property Ducted heating, air conditioning in main living area Single garage and plenty of off-street parking House size: 154m2 approx. Block Size: 791m2 approx. Build year 1963 Possible rental return $850.00 - $900.00 pw Rates: $4,210.00 Land tax: $7,128.00 approx Park and ovals outside your front door Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the above and attached information, no warranty is given by the agent, agency or vendor as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on this information as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.