24 John Holt Street, Macgregor ACT 2615

Auction Location: Onsite.

Auction being held 2nd April 10AM Onsite

Set in a quiet family friendly location, close to nature and a beautiful home that oozes comfort and low maintenance living, this is what 24 John Holt Street offers and more.

From the moment you walk through the door the feeling of home is upon you, with gorgeous floorboards underfoot and an abundance of natural light filling the open plan living at the back of the home.

The modern kitchen offers plenty of cupboard space, a gas cooktop, dishwasher and a breakfast bar, while overlooking the dining and lounge, the perfect space for the whole family to enjoy. All three bedrooms are generous in size and boast built it wardrobes. While a well-appointed bathroom with sperate toilet and laundry service the home.

Outdoors you will find a paved entertaining space wrapping around the side of the home with gate access to the front, the ideal spot to sit back and watch the kids and pets enjoy the grassed backyard space.
Additionally, the home offers year-round comfort with a reverse cycle air-conditioning unit and a single garage with internal access.

Moments' walk from home you will find kids playgrounds and loads of walking trails. Kippax Fair Shopping Centre and Macgregor Primary School are only a few minutes' drive and Belconnen Town Centre a short 10-minute drive. All you need within close proximity while still enjoying the open spaces New Macgregor offers.

Features include:
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning
- Single garage with internal access
- All three bedrooms with built in robes
- Open plan living with loads of natural light
- Paved outdoor entertaining area
- Close proximity to walking trails, schools and shops

Living Size: 109m2
Block Size: 296m2
Year built: 2011
Rates $2,128pa Approx
Land Tax $2,717pa Approx
EER: 5.5

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