24 Barrallier Street, Griffith ACT 2603

A very appealing period home, this late 1930s red brick residence, with a 1960's extension, is immediately inviting and offers an excellent opportunity to secure a solid property in the sought-after Inner South suburb of Griffith. This property is well presented with retained character and lots of future potential to add your own touch through renovation, redesign or rebuild.

Interiors are presented in near-original condition with high ceilings throughout. There is a good-sized lounge room, separate dining area and a large sunroom to the rear overlooking the mature gardens and vegetable patch. The bedrooms are well-proportioned plus there is a neat and tidy kitchen, renovated bathroom with a disability friendly shower and a separate toilet. Original matching red brick garage with an attached large garden storeroom/shed. Single carport attached to the house giving undercover access to the house. The front captures a pleasant outlook over the beautiful Nettle and Liquid Amber trees which provide an abundance of shade in Summer.

Situated between Manuka and Griffith shops as well as being in close proximity to Kingston shops and the popular Fyshwick Markets, this home will appeal to the astute buyer. Families will be attracted to the location, only minutes from some of Canberra's best schools including St Edmunds, St Clare's, Canberra Grammar and in the catchment area for Forrest Primary, Telopea High School and Narrabundah College.

Features include:
Level block with no regulated trees in the building footprint to limit development options
Generous and bright living spaces with high ceilings
Separate lounge and dining rooms.
Original clay roof tiles and bricks from the former Yarralumla Brickworks
Three bedrooms, bathroom and separate toilet
Lock-up brick garage, storeroom and single carport
Lots of potential to update or renovate to add appeal
Located in an area where many architect designed new homes are being built.
Wide verge and street, with healthy, moderate sized mature deciduous trees creates an impressive streetscape