2/32 Smeaton Circuit, Banks, ACT 2906

My new owners will love my:

- secluded location, set back from the street

- 6 star energy rating with wall and ceiling insulation

- functional kitchen with gas cooktop and dishwasher space

- rear garden for children and pets to play

- carport plus additional car space for convenience

- proximity to Lanyon Marketplace for easy shopping

One of just two homes on the block, this freestanding three-bedroom property is perfect for those seeking a peaceful, low-maintenance lifestyle. It offers a serene living experience while being conveniently located near essential amenities. A perfect opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers, or investors.

Step inside to a light-filled, open-plan living and dining area with sliding door access to the rear garden where there is plenty of room for children and pets to play.

The kitchen is equipped with gas cooktop and space for a dishwasher and there is a European style laundry adjacent. The gas wall furnace to the living area ensures comfort during the cold Canberra winters.

The home features a well-appointed bathroom with a separate bath and w/c. Car accommodation is provided by a single carport with storage shed to the rear and additional open space for extra vehicles to park off street.

Located close to local shops and the Lanyon Marketplace, you'll have easy access to all your daily needs. Enjoy the convenience of nearby amenities while living in a peaceful and friendly neighbourhood.

Don't miss the opportunity to make this delightful home your own. Experience the perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience at 2/32 Smeaton Circuit, Banks.

Sales Specifics:

Rental estimate: $550 - $570 p/w (approx.)

Living size: 79.96m? (approx.)

Carport: 18m? (approx.)

Year built: 1995 (approx.)

Strata: $888 p/a

EER: 6

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