24 Bornemissza Crescent

Positioned in the growing Belconnen suburb of Macnamara, this house and land package offers a rare opportunity to secure a corner block directly adjoining urban open space. Located at 24 Bornemissza Crescent, Macnamara, this 559m² RZ3 residential block provides excellent flexibility for buyers looking to create a modern home in a well-planned new community. The corner position gives the site strong street presence, improved natural light, and greater design potential compared with a standard internal block. The proposed single-storey design includes 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, multiple living areas, double garage, open-plan kitchen/dining/living space, pantry, laundry and private yard areas, making it ideal for families, professionals or buyers wanting a well-balanced home with room to grow. The current concept plan shows a practical layout with the garage and driveway positioned to suit the corner-block condition, plus generous internal living areas and outdoor connections. For buyers wanting a larger home, there is also potential to explore a custom two-storey design, subject to planning, design, engineering and approval requirements. This gives purchasers the flexibility to tailor the home to their lifestyle, budget and future needs. Key highlights include: 559m² corner block RZ3 Urban Residential zoning Directly adjoining urban open space Flexible house and land package Proposed 4-bedroom family home Option to explore a two-storey custom design Strong street frontage and design flexibility Located in the new and developing Macnamara community Close to future local amenities, parks, walking areas and Belconnen connections This is an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a new home in a peaceful residential setting with open space outlook and the ability to personalise the final design. Disclaimer: Images, plans, inclusions, pricing and final design are indicative only and subject to builder confirmation, site conditions, planning controls, engineering, approvals and contract terms. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding zoning, approvals and build options.