A landmark Walter Burley Griffin property

A rare and authentic example of Burley Griffin’s architecture, The Bungalow’ was built in 1914 for a wealthy Norwegian industrialist and bon vivant’. Showcasing Griffin’s incredible attention to detail and superior craftsmanship, this magnificent residence enjoys a dress-circle setting in the heart of Centennial Park. After winning the 1912 competition for the design of Canberra with his avant-garde garden city’ design Burley Griffin won and moved to Australia. Proudly retaining a wealth of refined features and featuring an Arts and Crafts aesthetic, The Bungalow’ rests on a level 752 sqm (approxximately) dual access parcel of land.

Refined architecture & magnificent interiors

Set behind a manicured foregarden and deep verandah, the home is introduced by a magnificent entry hall. Soaring 3.5m ceilings, polished timber floors, leadlight windows and Queensland Maple joinery add a timeless appeal to the interiors. There are four bedrooms with built-ins, formal sitting and dining rooms with marble fireplaces, a music room, dine-in kitchen and family room. Features include private gardens with a pool, self-contained nanny studio above a double garage, huge sandstone cellar, three bathrooms, powder room and back-to-base alarm. Renowned as one of Sydney’s most prestigious addresses, Robertson Road is footsteps to Centennial Park, a stroll to the Equestrian Centre, tennis schools and Entertainment Quarter with easy access to first-rate schools, the CBD and the airport.