Clean modernist lines, split-level living and a dreamy connection to beautifully curated alfresco moments. This spacious five-bedder lets the light in via big double glazed windows and doors that extend the home into the garden. A clever renovation strikes a balance between vintage and modern, engendering a home that is easily adaptable to the dynamics of family life.
The simple elegance of the home – peaked roof that extends to shelter the entryway, light brick, pops of eucalypt green cladding – is complimented by the stunning front garden that reads like a sculptural installation. Think curving concrete garden beds edging a gravel fire-pit, and a surrounding of beautiful plantings. It makes for quite the homecoming, the natural array in-tune with the earthy tones of the slate front porch.
Within, spotted gum hardwood floors gleam underfoot, stretching to meet soft grey walls. There are the rich notes of darker timber – joinery and exposed beams – and a dotting of floor-up, white framed windows. There is a mood of airy delight as raked ceilings deliver depth and split levels cleverly divide the social from the intimate.
A generous sunken lounge flows openly to the big kitchen combined dining space beyond. Both social arenas are blessed by northern light and both open directly onto a large deck, fitted with a sheltering pergola at one end. It is easy to imagine gathering with family and friends, long lunches that linger into evening. The big kitchen perfectly arrayed to accommodate easy family meals and big celebrations. We love the glass splash back, its pop of teal blue, the peninsula for gathering, and the wall of clever, full-height storage.
A slender hallway connects the upper bedrooms, culminating in a large master with lots of storage and a gorgeous ensuite, think gentle neutrals set against a shimmering wall of eucalypt greens. Glass doors open to a romantic wisteria draped deck with elevated views across the garden. While the remaining four bedrooms serve up a peaceful air and are amenable to a large family bathroom, think silvery greys, textured honeycomb and a spacious rain-shower.
A cedar cabin is the place to retreat for restorative quiet, with its private deck that comes alive with recessed lighting come evening. There is the cosy feel of timber lining, a bespoke bar for evening cocktails and the convenience of an ensuite bathroom. Think parental retreat, guest accommodation, teen hang, creative studio. Come late afternoon you can retire to the bubbling waters of the spa, letting go of your troubles beneath the shimmering stars.
Weetangera is warmly known as the ‘forever suburb’ – think meandering avenues, tightly held homes, lush gardens merging with gums, nature reserves and plenty of playgrounds, ovals and parks. The home is whisper close to Belconnen Town Centre and the Capital Food Markets featuring exciting European style, with a plethora of dinning and shopping destinations. It is an easy stroll to the endless walking trails of Pinnacle Nature Reserve and Lake Ginninderra. The home is also handy to transport, public and private schools, the Canberra University, AIS and a mere 10 kms to the CBD.
features.
.beautifully renovated and extended five-bedroom home in leafy Weetangera
.distinction of an outdoor studio with ensuite and private deck with spa bath
.nestled within beautifully landscaped gardens
.sculptural curved garden edging and gravel fire pit area to front
.beautiful entry sequence with pretty new plantings
.semi-enclosed double carport with roller door
.arresting mid-century form with big windows and clean lines
.split level design and spotted gum, hardwood floors
.uPVC double glazed windows and doors, including stacking sliders
.sunken front lounge drifting to an open plan kitchen combined dining area
.spill to a large north facing deck with a sheltering pergola
.contemporary kitchen with glass splash back, stone worktops, lots of storage and appliances from Bosch, including a dishwasher
.wall of pantry cupboards
.five bedrooms sequestered on the upper level
.bedroom 4 with built-in-robe
.all 4 additional rooms with plantation shutters
.master bedroom opening to a private wisteria twined deck, with wall of robes and ensuite bathroom
.renovated family bathroom
.both bathrooms finished in floor-to-ceiling tiling with stunning feature walls
.European laundry
.ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling
.rear paved patio
.cedar studio with bespoke bar and ensuite bathroom
.private deck to studio with sunken lighting and spa bath
.6.6kw solar array and heat pump
.handy to parks, Mt Painter and the Pinnacle Reserve
.moments from the Belconnen precinct
.close to schools and transport
.10 kms to the CBD
Fine details (all approximate)
Land Size: 899 sqm
EER: 4
Built in: 1971
Land Value: $701,000 (2025)
Rates: $3,890pa
Land Tax: $7,566 pa
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46 Kinleyside Crescent
Weetangera
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