10 Ogilvie Place, Garran, ACT 2605

Offered for the first time since 1971, this elevated family home awaits it’s next chapter. Situated on the higher side of the street, at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac lined with trees, the home is elevated and offers valued privacy. 

The practical and intelligent floorplan features a large sunken formal lounge and dining, open plan kitchen & family room. The kitchen has electric stove and oven, along with a breakfast bar and ample storage. This space flows seamlessly into the backyard, which includes an entertaining patio and elevated grass area. 

The bedroom wing includes four bedrooms, all with built-in robes, and the option of using the fourth bedroom as a study. The main bedroom is spacious and includes an ensuite with additional storage. The main bathroom features both a shower and bathtub. The toilet is separated, ensuring a stress-free morning routine for busy families.

This property includes a large laundry with external access, a single car carport, and a designated carpark at the front of the block for a second car. Heating and cooling is ensured with two split systems. 

Now ready to be passed on to the next generation, don't miss out on this special opportunity to establish your dream family home.

-	Renovation or rebuild opportunity
-	Large block of land 
-	Top of cul-de-sac location
-	Split system reverse cycle heating & cooling
-	Located in a family orientated street with a sense of community
-	Mature gardens 
-	Large carport and second parking space
-	Vacant possession

UCV: $1,280,000
Block Size: 972m2 
House Size: 172m2 (approx.)
Year of Construction: 1967
EER: 0.0

Outgoings: 
General Rates: $1,596 p/qtr (approx.)
Land Tax (investors): $3,446 p/qtr (approx.)

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