A mid-century classic Canberra red brick duplex, 20 Euree Street has been home to the current owner since 1954. Raising her children and grandchildren in the home, every wall and room is filled with history, memories, and stories of Canberra. Situated in one of the most historic streets in the capital, this unspoilt duplex preserves the ambience of the time, constructed around 1953. Nestled between magnificent Blue Atlas Cedar trees approaching their century, this gem is located amongst some of the earliest homes in Canberra.
Agent Melissa Martin-Smith says she and her partner Ziggy Kugel love the character the home offers, and at every turn there is a different detail.
“An eminent feature of the property is the well maintained and established gardens which have been lovingly cared for over the years – they’re enchanting. There are many attributes that make this property a fantastic home, from the updated architecturally designed kitchen to the four generously sized bedrooms,” says Melissa.
“The formal and informal living spaces additionally make this home very functional and it holds an abundance of potential for the purchaser to alter or live in it as is. We feel the location also speaks for itself – its proximity to local shops, the city, and historical landmarks such as St John’s Anglican Church makes it a standout.
“The convenience of city life while feeling at ease in the beautiful tree-lined streets would have to be a highlight for us.”
With climbing roses adorning the arbour, creating a delightful sitting area in the leafy backyard, along with mature deciduous trees, camellias, spring bulbs, daphne and lavender, this historic home is truly an oasis.
4 bed | 2 bath | 2 car
- 20 Euree Street, Reid
- EER 2.5
- Auction Sat 23 Apr 11am
- View On request
- Agent Melissa Martin-Smith
- Mob 0412 765 198
- Agent Ziggy Kugel
- Mob 0414 851 817
- Luton Properties Dickson (02) 6176 3466
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