In one of Yarralumla's finest elevated locations and nestled within 1,647m2 of lush, leafy established gardens, a classic Mid-Century residence (227m2) in outstanding condition throughout. Designed in the late 1950's by prominent architect 'John Scollay ' it is currently on the Heritage register as a notable example of Post War Melbourne Regional Style. Peaceful, verdant and bathed in northern sun, the home offers spacious entry, generous living and dining areas with serene garden outlook, fabulous designer kitchen with quality Miele appliances and stainless and redgum benchtops. There is a large master suite with ensuite and an additional three spacious bedrooms and main bathroom. There is also a beautiful room that could be a large study or an additional living room. All have a charming garden aspect. The double garage has automatic doors and plenty of additional storage space. There is undercover access from the garage to the home. The lovely shady entertaining areas are complemented by private peaceful gardens which are maintained by an automated irrigation system.

Additional information:
Heating/Cooling: ducted & split system through home, Fireplace
Garaging: Double garaging with automatic door
Construction: Predominantly Double brick with metal roof
Heritage listed- designed by prominent architect John Scollay

Highlights:

Private and tranquil position with leafy outlook
Light and bright Living and dining rooms
Very large master bedroom with ensuite and views
Sunny entertaining courtyard
Rare 1,647 m2 of secluded lush gardens, unit title
Fully landscaped gardens featuring Under-ground watering system.
Miele appliances to kitchen
Premium location in the Embassy belt
Powder room
Generous bitumen drive with parking for up to 4 Cars and turning circle
Solar power system with 20 panels
Updated electrical system and insulation 2019
Renovation by award-winning Philip Leeson Architects in 2019
Raked ceilings throughout home.
Nelson bubble lights in living room and master bedroom
Louis Poulsen pendant and Orla Kiely textiles to dining room
Window treatments by Inside Story
Wide variety of tree plantings to garden
Close to the Grammar Schools
Within the Narrabundah College catchment area