17 Hedditch Court, Strathnairn, ACT 2615

Positioned in a convenient pocket of Strathnairn, this modern two bedroom, two bathroom separate title home offers an excellent opportunity for first home buyers, downsizers or investors looking for something easy to maintain without compromising on comfort.

Importantly, this is a house not a townhouse or unit. Built in 2021, the double storey design makes clever use of its 117m² block, with the main living areas downstairs and both bedrooms privately positioned upstairs.

The ground floor features a light filled open plan kitchen, dining and family area, with direct access from the front entry and internal access from the single garage. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, creating a practical and connected living space.

Upstairs, you'll find two well proportioned bedrooms, including a main bedroom with its own ensuite, along with a separate main bathroom. Both bedrooms feature built in robes, providing excellent storage for a home of this size.

With a 6-star energy rating, modern construction and low maintenance footprint, this is an ideal home in the growing Ginnindery valley.

Property Features
- Separate title, double storey freestanding house
- 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1 car garage
- Main bedroom with ensuite
- Built in robes to both bedrooms
- Open plan kitchen, dining and family area
- Covered access from garage
- Approx. 93.82m² of internal living
- Approx. 27.81m² garage
- 117m² block
- Built in 2021
- 6-star energy rating
- North street side orientation
- Low maintenance design
- Convenient Strathnairn location

A fantastic alternative to apartment or townhouse living, offering the independence of a separate title home in a compact and easy care package.

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