14 Carlile Street, Evatt ACT 2617

Set on a generous 1,023m² block in the heart of Evatt, this well-maintained family residence offers an excellent opportunity to secure a solid home with plenty of potential. Built in 1985 and designed with comfortable living in mind, the home is positioned on a concrete slab foundation with a concrete tile roof, providing durability and peace of mind for years to come. Also has potential to redevelop.

Inside, the home features a practical layout across 125.20m² of living space, complete with multiple heating and cooling options including a split system, ducted evaporative cooling, and ducted gas heating, ensuring year-round comfort.

The kitchen is fitted with a gas cooktop and electric oven, making it both functional and efficient for everyday cooking.

Whether you're a growing family, first-home buyer, or savvy investor, the expansive block presents fantastic scope for outdoor living, gardening, or even future extensions (subject to approval).

Key Features:

• 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom
• Carport & off-street parking
• Light-filled living and dining areas
• Generous bedrooms with built-in storage (if applicable)
• Spacious backyard, perfect for kids, pets, or entertaining
• Established gardens and outdoor space ready for your touch
• Close to local schools, shops, public transport & Belconnen Town Centre
• 1985-built family home on a 1,023m² block- Development potential
• Solid concrete slab construction with concrete tile roof
• Split system, ducted evaporative cooling & ducted gas heating
• Functional kitchen with gas cooktop & electric oven
• Energy Efficiency Rating: 2
• Rates $3,140 per annum appox.


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