Architecturally magnificent with versatile living spaces and rooms drenched in natural light that spills through the abundance of windows, 23 Lynch Street is one of Hughes’ finest properties and the epitome of unique design.
Blackshaw Manuka Agent, Gillian Thorn, says the practical design of the house that incorporates spacious living areas, bedrooms filled with natural light, and stunning wraparound gardens creates a great combination for a family.
“The open plan design of the lounge, dining, meals and kitchen allows all the rooms to flow into each other. The covered entertaining deck is spacious and has a stunning outlook into the beautifully landscaped gardens,” says Gillian.
“It is centrally located to all the facilities available in the Woden area, including the Canberra Hospital, Hughes and Garran shops, public transport on Kitchener Street, and the Woden Town Centre.”
Boasting a stylish entertainer’s deck featuring an outdoor kitchen area and top-of-the-range barbecue, along with re-milled Australian hardwood timber flooring in the living areas, entrance and hallway, and professionally landscaped gardens including ambient garden lighting and atmospheric water features, this home is sure to impress.
“The original home has been extended but it blends in so well to incorporate natural light and air flow,” says Gillian.
“The current owners have lived in the home since 1978 and their attention to detail and maintenance over the years is to be commended.”
With extra features such as roof, ceiling and wall cavity insulation, solar panels, inbuilt underfloor ducted vacuum system, automatic irrigation in the gardens, double carport, renovated ensuite, in-built wardrobes and a well-equipped kitchen, this property is not to be missed.
4 bed | 2 bath | 2 car
- 23 Lynch Street, Hughes
- EER 5.0
- Auction Fri 4 Mar 5.30pm
- View On request
- Agent Gillian Thorn
- Mob 0416 017 072
- Blackshaw Manuka (02) 6295 2433
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