35 Oxenham Circuit, Gordon ACT 2906

If you've been searching for a home where all the hard work has been done for you, then look no further. Laid out over a practical single level, this updated home provides a fantastic alternative to townhouse living, especially for downsizers who desire enough space for when the grandkids visit, without the burden of a huge house to maintain.

The interiors are lovely and light-filled, particularly the living areas which benefit from a gorgeous northerly aspect. A new kitchen is bound to delight, and its placement central to the main living and meals hub is perfect for when families come together. All the bedrooms are tucked away from the living area, and with both the main bathroom and ensuite having been stylishly updated. Conveniently located in a quiet loop street, you'll have the added benefit of backing onto a beautiful nature path and having Point Hut Nature Reserve and Park at your doorstep. In fact, you'll be able to enjoy a view of the pond from your own backyard!

Features include:
• Formal lounge room
• Open plan family and meals room incorporates the kitchen
• Stylish gas kitchen, walk-in corner pantry, dishwasher, breakfast bar
• Four bedrooms with built-ins, the master adjoins an ensuite
• Renovated bathroom and ensuite
• Good sized laundry
• Covered outdoor patio
• Landscaped, low-maintenance gardens
• Ducted gas heating throughout
• Split system reverse cycle a/c in living area
• Secure double garage with internal entry
• 3.3kw solar installed approximately 2 years ago
• Garden shed
• Block: 479 sqm
• Living: 145.40sqm
• Garage: 34.90sqm
• Rates: $2,594pa
• Land Tax: $3,559pa (Investors only)
• UV: $355,000 (2021)

Close proximity to:
• Gordon Primary School
• St Clair of Assisi Primary School
• Charles Conder Primary School
• Lanyon High School
• Lanyon Shops
• Point Hut Pond
• Point Hut Playground
• Gordon Pond

Disclaimer: All information regarding this property is from sources we believe to be accurate, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested persons should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to inclusions, figures, measurements, dimensions, layout, furniture and descriptions.