The top three homes to see in Canberra this weekend
By
Jemimah Clegg
September 21, 2023
191 Robin Boyd Crescent, Taylor
You know you’ve found a quality home when the street it’s on is named after a famous architect. Sitting pretty and new on Robin Boyd Crescent, this stylish yet low maintenance home features four bedrooms, open plan living and a separate lounge/study. With a striking facade and quality fittings, it is close to shops and schools and offers a fuss-free family lifestyle.
128 Carnegie Crescent, Griffith
A sleek renovation has given this home a clever layout and modern style. The ground floor features a separate lounge room, a huge kitchen and meals area with a combined butler’s pantry and laundry, a main bedroom with an en suite, and another bedroom or study. Upstairs are three more bedrooms, a bathroom and a second living area. The wow factor increases outside, with an expansive al fresco area overlooking a shimmering pool.
56 Euree Street, Reid
Sitting on nearly 1250 square metres of land, this sprawling home lends itself to a joyful family life. A huge living area, a kitchen-meals zone and a separate dining room sit in the right “wing” of the house, while four huge bedrooms branch off not one but two libraries to the left. A separate study sits off a deck adjoining the main suite. The property also features a studio and a garage with a cellar.
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