‘They don’t build them like this anymore’ is something you hear bandied about these days, and there is certainly truth to the statement. This delightful 1950s home exudes charm, character and quality, and has been loved by the current owner for many years. During this time, some key updates have also been undertaken.

Both the kitchen and the bathroom are newly renovated, and done in a sympathetic style to the original design of the home. This blends seamlessly, and provides a comfortable living space with modern amenities and a beautiful style that we see less and less these days.

A move interstate has necessitated the sale of this great home, and this provides you with an opportunity to secure a large family home that you can move straight into, but that still offers a lot of scope to make it your own over time. Like the house, the gardens have been beautifully maintained over the years, and provide a safe and private space for kids, pets, or simply for you to sit back and relax with a book.

The double brick construction helps keep the house cool in summer and warm in winter. For when things get particularly cold, you can always curl up in front of the slow combustion fireplace, or simply enjoy the ducted gas heating.

Upstairs, you will find 3 bedrooms (with the main located downstairs) plus a landing that could easily double as a study nook, but the real feature here is the view. Looking over rooftops out towards rolling hills and thick forest underlines the quiet and peaceful nature of the home.

107 Cooma Street is located just down the road from the Queanbeyan town centre, which has an extensive array of shops and entertainment venues, as well as well-maintained parks. Of course, Canberra’s CBD is also just a short drive away.

What’s on offer:
- 4 (or 5) bedroom family home
- Renovated kitchen and bathroom
- Landscaped gardens
- Ducted gas heating
- Slow combustion fireplace
- Built-in pews bay seating to formal dining
- Walk to Queanbeyan Town Centre
- Easy drive into Canberra
- NBN connected