Enter the Watson and Narrabundah property markets for less than $250k
They're three of Canberra's most coveted locations: the inner north, the inner south and Woden Valley.
But what does it actually cost to get a foot in the door in each of these areas? What does entry-level pricing look like when you're living in a suburb close that's to the city and/or offers fantastic amenity?
The answers might surprise you.
Inner north: 12C/6 Irvine Street, Watson
An opportunity to enter the market exists with this sun-filled, turn-key apartment. It has a charming, neutral design, ready for styling by its new owner.
The apartment is located centrally - at the foot of the Mount Majura walking trail - and just minutes from The Australian Catholic University, light rail and the city centre.
Inner south: 14/46 McMillian Crescent, Narrabundah
This cute dual-level complex of just 14 apartments offers a close-knit community feel with an impressive style of living.
Large windows light up the open-plan living space and the home has a private balcony with views of the neighbouring St. John the Baptist Cathedral. The award-winning cafes and restaurants of Manuka are just minutes away.
Woden Valley option one: 37/27 Coxen Street, Hughes
This ground floor studio apartment is located in the leafy Greenhaven Court development: walking distance to The Canberra Hospital, Canberra College and all the amenities of the Woden Town Centre.
The compact floorplan is perfect for minimalist Ikea styling. #flatpacklife
Woden Valley option two: 21/45 Eggleston Crescent, Chifley
An investment opportunity awaits in this tri-level complex that backs onto the green lawns of Chifley Oval.
Located moments from the local shops and Woden Town Centre, the studio-style apartment even comes with its existing furniture.
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