Located in a quiet tree-lined street opposite a small reserve, this 3 bedroom ensuite home should be on your we need’ list as it’s been totally refurbished and has a floorplan that allows for space and privacy for the whole family.

Come inside and you’ll be walking on new floating timber flooring in the living areas and hallway and you’ll notice the new bathroom vanities and fittings, new light fittings and a new electric stove in the kitchen that have been installed. To finish off it off …. most of the interior has been freshly repainted in neutral tones.

13 Attunga Street also has a floor plan that offers something unique in Canberra homes today ….. three separate living areas! With a separate lounge room, dining room and a combined family/ meals area adjoining the kitchen …. imagine the privacy and space your family would enjoy.

Outside, the guttering and eaves have been repainted, the rear yard has been enclosed with Colourbond’ panels and a side gate, the gardens – front and back have been given a real spring makeover’ and the double carport has been cleaned up. The only area that hasn’t been touched is the large rear storage room attached to the carport.

Features include:
andbull; 3 bedroom ensuite home
andbull; 3 separate living areas
andbull; Separate lounge room with R/C/A/C unit
andbull; Separate dining room
andbull; Family/ meals area adjoining kitchen
andbull; Kitchen with dishwasher and new electric stove
andbull; New timber flooring in living areas and hallway
andbull; New bathroom fixtures and fittings
andbull; New light fittings
andbull; Freshly repainted
andbull; Built in robes in 2 of the 3 bedrooms
andbull; Established gardens
andbull; Enclosed rear yard with paved area
andbull; Double carport with large rear lockable room – potential workshop or studio

An important aspect for any family looking for a new property is its proximity to local facilities … this home is located only a few minutes walk to public transport, Ngunnawal shops and Primary School.

Land tax: $2,168. a year
U.C.V.: $294.000 (2015)