2 Hack Street, O'connor ACT 2602

Set in a prime position, this fully renovated dual occupancy home with no adjoining walls offers comfortable living, practical spaces and convenient access to local amenities.

The open plan kitchen and living area creates a relaxed central space for everyday living. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, while the new floor tiles bring a fresh finish to the interiors. A separate family room provides additional flexibility, with a fireplace adding warmth and character.

The accommodation includes three bedrooms, led by the master with a walk-in robe and ensuite. The remaining bedrooms each feature built-in robes and have the use of a generous modern bathroom. Ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling provide comfort throughout the seasons.

Outside, the fully fenced entertaining area offers an inviting space for family time and relaxed gatherings. A double garage with a remote controlled door and internal access is complemented by an additional carport.

O'Connor's shopping precinct, with its caf�s, restaurants, bars and shops, is close by, while ANU and Canberra City Centre are both less than a 10-minute drive away.

� Main bedroom with walk-in robe
� Two modern bathrooms
� Open-plan kitchen and living area
� Kitchen with dishwasher
� Separate family room
� New floor tiles
� Carpeted bedrooms
� Ducted gas heating
� Evaporative cooling
� Fireplace
� Fully fenced outdoor entertaining area
� Double garage with remote-controlled door and internal access
� Additional carport
� Close to O'Connor shopping precinct, caf�s, restaurants, bars and shops
� Less than a 10-minute drive to ANU and Canberra City Centre

Build Year: 2000
Land Size: 415 sqm
Property Size: 170.6 sqm | Living Size: 132 sqm | Garage Size: 38.6 sqm
EER: 3
Rates: $5,805 p.a.
Land Tax: $8,522 p.a. (investors only)
UV: $610,000


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