31 Froggatt Street, Turner, ACT 2612
Turner 4침실 A Rare Inner-North Blank Canvas
$1,799,000 - $1,950,000Welcome to 31 Froggatt Street, Turner, an exceptionally large 1,370sqm block in one of Canberra's most desirable Inner North suburbs. Positioned on a leafy, established street opposite Hackett Gardens, this generous parcel presents a rare opportunity for buyers and builders to create a bespoke home or explore the possibility of renovations in a highly sought-after location.
The property offers character with a thoughtful floorplan with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate toilet and a laundry with direct access from the country-style kitchen. It includes a formal lounge and an open-plan dining and living area, creating versatile spaces for both daily living and entertaining. While the front of the home enjoys an east-facing aspect, the main living areas and backyard are beautifully oriented to the north, capturing abundant natural light throughout the day. The established backyard offers exceptional privacy, surrounded by lush greenery that enhances its calm, inviting atmosphere.
Set in an outstanding inner location, this property is a rare chance to secure a large block in a blue-chip suburb and create a home tailored to your lifestyle.
� 1,370sqm Block
� High ceilings throughout
� Character features
� 2 fireplaces
� Opposite Hackett Gardens
� Space for multiple cars
� Generous outdoor space for children, entertaining or future expansion
� Priority enrolment for top schools
Location Proximity:
� Turner Primary School - 2-minute drive
� Macarthur Avenue Light Rail Stop - 3-minute drive
� O'Connor Shops - 4-minute drive
� Lyneham Shopping Precinct - 5-minute drive
� Braddon - 4-minute drive
� Canberra Centre - 5-minute drive
� Australian National University (ANU) - 5-minute drive
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