14/125 Thynne Street

Some townhouses are designed to help you spend less time maintaining a home. Others are designed to make you want to spend more time in it. 14/125 Thynne Street does both. Walking through the front door, you don't expect two things. Just how much natural light fills the home. And just how big it feels. From the moment you step inside, the front courtyard draws light through the kitchen and into the first living area, creating a warmth that immediately makes the home feel inviting. The kitchen itself becomes the natural gathering place, with a wide stone island bench, gas cooking and enough room for more than one person to cook without getting in each other's way. It's the kind of kitchen where conversations naturally happen. Beyond that, the second living room offers something completely different. Larger in scale and tucked away from the front of the home, it's the perfect place for a generous lounge, a movie night or even a study nook without feeling like you're giving up valuable living space. Then you step outside. It feels like you've stumbled across a small bali resort. High walls create an incredible sense of privacy, while bamboo planting, ambient lighting and the gentle sound water lapping over the bluestone feature wall, completely change the atmosphere plus built in feature BBQ for external all year round cooking. It's the sort of space where dinner stretches a little longer, phones stay inside, and conversation becomes the entertainment. At the front, a second courtyard offers a completely different experience. A sunny spot for your morning coffee today, with plenty of opportunity to create the lush garden you've always imagined tomorrow. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are genuinely oversized, something that's becoming increasingly difficult to find in newer townhouses. The main suite enjoys its own wing of the home, capturing beautiful northern sunlight and featuring a walk-in robe and an ensuite with a double vanity, shower, and toilet. And then there's Bruce. Belconnen, Dickson, Gungahlin and the City all feel within easy reach, making it one of those known Canberra locations where almost everything feels about fifteen minutes away. Add the University of Canberra, AIS, Calvary Hospital, excellent schools and growing collection of quality townhouses, and it's easy to understand why Bruce continues to evolve beyond the apartment market it's long been known for. It's a home that makes upgrading feel achievable. The Home • Contemporary three-bedroom townhouse • Two separate living areas • Oversized bedrooms, all positioned upstairs and all with BIRs • Fully automated home with speakers upstairs/downstairs and heating/cooling system • Powder room with laundry downstairs for guests • Main suite with walk-in robe and ensuite featuring double vanity • Two showers, Feature Bath and three toilets total • Wide stone island bench • Gas cooking • Light-filled kitchen and living spaces • Front courtyard with northern light and garden potential • Bali-inspired rear entertaining courtyard with bluestone feature wall incl water features and lighting plus built in BBQ • Ducted and zoned heating and cooling (automated) • Double car spots • Modern finishes throughout • Well-maintained development • Low-maintenance living in the heart of Bruce The Lifestyle • Positioned in one of Bruce's established pockets • Minutes to the University of Canberra • Close to Calvary Hospital and the AIS • Easy access to Belconnen Town Centre • Close to schools, public transport and walking trails Living Size: 158 sqm (approx.) Body Corporate: $1,300pq (approx.) Rates: $3,000pa (approx.) EER: 6.0 Inspections: We are opening the home most Saturdays with mid-week inspections. However, if you would like to arrange a viewing outside of these times, please contact the listing agents. Disclaimer: The material and information contained within this marketing is for general information purposes only. Onyx Property Agency does not accept responsibility and disclaims all liabilities regarding any errors or inaccuracies contained herein. You should not rely upon this material as a basis for making any formal decisions. We recommend all interested parties make further enquiries.