Home with a pink kitchen proving to be popular with buyers

There are not many homes for sale in Canberra that are as colourful as 31 Ulm Street in Scullin.

This three-bedroom home in Scullin sits on an elevated 708sqm block and is listed with Ray White Canberra’s Vince Pinneri.

There is no denying it – the interior promises a colourful surprise around every corner. There is a pink kitchen and three bedrooms that vary in colour – you can take your pick from yellow, orange, or blue!

One bedroom has an orange wall, a green rug, and a bright blue blanket on the bed.

Listing agent Mr Pinneri said all its quirky features add to the property’s potential.

“There really is so much potential to expand and put your own spin on the property,” he said.

According to Mr Pinneri, the owners have had the property for the past 10 years and used it as an investment property.

The home is marketed on Zango as “perfectly suited to young families and first time buyers”.

According to Mr Pinneri, the house has been a huge hit for first home buyers and on its first weekend opening, saw 20 groups go through and a flurry of enquiries.

“My general feel is that people want to buy into the 2614 postcode and they are starting to see Scullin as a potential suburb that is in close proximity to Belconnen, the city, schools and shops,” he said.

Accessed via a slightly sloped driveway, the home has an open-plan kitchen and dining room. There is a spacious living room that can be closed off from the bedrooms and kitchen area.

The home also comes with built-in-wardrobes in two bedrooms, a communal bathroom with a bath and separately located toilet, a linen cupboard, laundry, a lock-up garage, and a large backyard.

“There is a little porch out the back and because the property sits in the higher part of Scullin, you get some pretty good views,” said Mr Pinneri.

Mr Pinneri also said the size of the block lends itself to lots of options.

According to Zango data, the land value of 31 Ulm Street is $343,000 after seeing a recent growth rate of 5.25%.

Zango data also reveals that the median sale price of Scullin is $550,000 and the population is 2,929.

The colourful home is heading under the hammer on Saturday 31 July at 11am on site.

To find more information on 31 Ulm Street, contact Ray White Canberra’s Vince Pinneri on 0408 894 732.