16 Araba Place, Aranda ACT 2614

Designed in 1970 by award winning mid-century architects Roger and Anthony Pegrum. The orchestration of their design and the later, compassionate renovations support and enhance the surrounding native leafy environment in ways both pragmatic and lyrical. Solar passive orientation with most of the living and the master suite facing true north and split level in its design, the home attracts an abundance of natural light. The expansive front living areas take your breath away as you enter, with soaring high raked ceilings and a striking, suspended fireplace that offers a cosy and comfortable social centre for the home.
The home hosts an array of prestigious inclusions. The large segregated master suite is a main attraction with its high ceilings and stunning picture window overlooking the gardens and from the ensuite you will enjoy floor to ceiling windows looking into a light-filled, private atrium garden. Discreetly positioned in one of Aranda’s most private hillside cul-de-sacs, with close access to the Aranda Bushland Reserve, neighbouring Mount Painter and Black Mountain Reserve.

• Solid ash timber staircase, slate flooring and quality woollen carpet
• Solar passive design, with double glazed windows, and north facing orientation
• Hydronic heating
• Tastefully renovated kitchen and bathrooms
• Beautifully designed landscape complemented by an impressive array of established trees
• Close proximity to Jamison Plaza, the Belconnen Town Centre, University of Canberra, ANU and Canberra City, with easy access to main arterial roads
• Set on the fringe of the Inner North, zoned to some of the area’s finest public schools and education facilities