The cheapest and most expensive houses in each Canberra region

July 2, 2020
For houses closer to Canberra’s CBD, you can expect to pay more than $1 million whereas further away in Queanbeyan, for instance, you can purchase a half-hectare property for less than $550,000.

For some, buying a house could be a million-dollar decision but for others, it’s a foot in the property market – either way, it’s a call for a celebratory glass of champagne.

For houses closer to Canberra’s CBD, you can expect to pay more than $1 million whereas further away in Queanbeyan, for instance, you can purchase a half-hectare property for less than $550,000.

Last weekend, a two-bedroom Mawson home was snapped up for $510,000 at auction by first-home buyers while a three-bedroom Reid house was purchased by a seasoned buyer for $2 million.

According to Sophie Luton of Luton Property Manuka, who listed both properties, “people are looking in all price ranges”.

So, wherever you are in the property journey, we have compiled the most affordable and expensive houses for sale in each of Canberra regions right now.

 

Inner South

Most affordable

Price guide: $850,000 +

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $5.995 million

 

Inner North

Most affordable

Price guide: $520,000 +

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $1.995 million-$2.045 million

 

Woden Valley

Most affordable

Price guide: $649,000

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $989,000

 

Belconnen

Most affordable

Price guide: $495,000 +

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $2.25 million

 

Gungahlin

Most affordable

Price guide: $479,000

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $1.4 million +

 

Tuggeranong

Most affordable

Price guide: $519,000 +

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $970,000 +

 

Weston Creek

Most affordable

Price guide: $485,000

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $875,000 +

 

Queanbeyan

Most affordable

Price guide: $545,000-$565,000

 

Most expensive

Price guide: $1.05 million-$1.095 million

 

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