#soldbyholly $2,450,000
On a peaceful street with deep verges and 80 year old Holly Oak trees, this original Tocumwal cottage has been re-imagined and extended, achieving a residence of distinctive timelessness. Detailed consideration throughout with high ceilings, exposed Oregon beams, bespoke glazing's, preserved red brick chimney, aspect perfection and inter-play with the landscape. The spatial layering provides a range of experiences from intimate to expansive, this is a rare feat of continuity of space, volume and light.
Set on a spacious 1053m2 (approx.) block, bonney.home rests behind low stone walls, hedge and shady lawn. The charming porch frames the front entrance and driveway that leads to a pitched roof carport providing side access to the house, via double glass doors. The modern interior combined with soft old-world timber features, imbues the home with soul, elegance and understated luxury. The clever floor-plan divides the house into connected wings, centred around the impeccable living and dining spaces. The main artery connecting them all is the expansive timber deck that hugs the northern side, bordered only by a rows of glass sliding and bi-fold doors. This is a flexible, family home that allows for celebration, connection, privacy and repose.
As you step through the front door, you are greeted by a visual experience, as the living spaces opens dramatically to the north and the established landscaping. Light filters in as you take a moment to admire your surrounds. The loft in your peripheral is accessed via an iron spiral stair and takes you to a private study, with integrated joinery, and views over the living, dining room.
A pair of French doors provide a choice of entry into the kitchen from the dining area. The contemporary kitchen is a central entertaining hub – white on white, large island, sweeping marble benches, double oven – perfect for the gourmet cook.
The luxurious master bedroom with ensuite and floor to ceiling built-in wardrobe. The ensuite is minimally but perfectly executed with a walk-in glass shower, vanity and toilet. Two charming bedrooms, feature bespoke floor to ceiling windows to welcome the daylight. The third bedroom, occupying the front of the house, is a considerable room with floor to ceiling built-in wardrobe.
The curved garden beds are edged in brick and the selection of mixed plantings provide interest, shade and light and low bluestone walls provide informal seating. There are also raised beds for growing herbs and vegetables.
With abundant green spaces, walking and bush trails, vibrant local shopping precinct and a lovely sense of community, Ainslie is a highly coveted village within the dynamic inner-north. Within walking distance to a variety of public and private schools and close to transport, the home, is just a stone's throw from Braddon, the CBD and the ANU.
features.
.architecturally magnificent, entertainers delight, in the heart and soul of Ainslie
.4 bedroom home with seamless indoor/outdoor beauty
.two separate living areas with glass door access onto the timber deck hugging the back of the property
.main family room off the kitchen features timber exposed beams, high ceilings and ceiling fan
.second lounge area features magnificent green back yard views, seamless deck access, exposed beams and high ceilings, and unique spiral staircase to seperate office loft
.the perfect home cooks kitchen, modernised yet functional, includes marble benchtops, large island bench, four seat breakfast bar, abundant soft close cabinetry with black handles, original glass french doors to entry/dining and built in Bosch dishwasher
.Smeg 900mm oven with 6 gas burner cook top
.seperate formal dining area with exterior sliding door access
.master bedroom with generous ensuite, glass external doors highlighting the established back yard, study nook and built in robes
.ensuite includes walk in shower, floating vanity with cabinetry
.second bedroom includes external access to yard
.floor to ceiling feature windows (bedrooms 2 + 4)
.built in robes (all bedrooms)
.main bathroom with combined bath tub + shower, additional linen storage and vanity
.entry greeted by high ceilings feature skylights beaming in light
.covered front timber decking and ornate front door + crimsafe screen
.office/study in loft area with spiral staircase access, ceiling fan, and built in cabinetry/work area
.independent laundry with external access, large linen cupboard, marble top bench area with tub and additional storage
.original timber flooring throughout the living/dining areas, kitchen and bedrooms
.sleek black tapware and handles throughout
.timber venetian blinds
.ducted air conditioning
.original external fireplace preserved from the original build
.front to back brick paved driveway leading through carport area, through to single garage at the rear
.additional storage area combined to garage
.established and featured ash and maple trees in front and back yards
.stone feature walls original from the front, and replicated beautifully in the back yard
.timber raised garden beds protected and secluded by timber screens
EER: 0.5
Land size: 1053 m2 (approx.)
Living size: 184 m2 (approx.)
Land value: $885,000 (2021, approx.)
Rates: $5,888 pa (approx.)
Year built: 1947 (approx.)
The House at 13 Bonney Street AINSLIE, ACT 2602 has been sold 2 times before, with the most recent sale being for $2,450,000 on 19 March 2022.
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13 Bonney Street AINSLIE, ACT 2602 has 26 schools within 5 kilometres, with the closest being Merici College.
13 Bonney Street is located within the suburb of Ainslie, which has a population of 5,189, a median age of 41 and an average household density of 2.4 people.