22/63 Hurtle Avenue, Bonython ACT 2905

My new owners will love my:

- Three bedroom, one bathroom townhouse in the Northern Hills complex
- Two separate living areas perfect for family, study, or relaxing
- Functional kitchen with plenty of storage and a dishwasher
- Built-in robes to bedrooms one and two
- Split system for year-round comfort
- Solar panels helping reduce energy costs
- Cute, private courtyard with paved entertaining area
- Single garage plus room for storage

This light-filled townhouse offers contemporary, low-maintenance living with a thoughtfully designed layout. Two separate living areas provide excellent flexibility, ideal for families, working from home, or creating distinct relaxation and entertaining zones. The well-appointed kitchen is both practical and functional, featuring ample storage and a dishwasher for everyday convenience.

Bedrooms one and two include built-in robes, while the third bedroom offers versatility as a guest room, home office, or additional living space. Year-round comfort is assured with a gas wall furnace and split-system unit, and solar panels contribute to reduced energy costs.

Outdoors, the private courtyard features a paved entertaining area, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or relaxed outdoor dining. Additional highlights include a single lock-up garage and conveniently located visitor parking.

Positioned within a quiet, family-friendly complex, 22/63 Hurtle Avenue enjoys an excellent location directly opposite Bonython Primary School, close to a local supermarket, and with easy access to South.Point and the Tuggeranong Town Centre.

Sales Specifics:
Rental estimate: $600 - $620 p/w (approx.)
Living size: 111m² (approx.)
Garage: 23.2m² (approx.)
Year built: 1990 (approx.)
EER: 3.0 stars
Rates: $2,943 p.a. (approx.)
Land Tax: $3,834 p.a. (approx.)
Body Corp: $737 p.q. (approx.)

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