3/19 De Burgh Street

Glass sliders open directly to a sunlit patio and timber decking, creating a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. When opened, the home captures cross-breezes and northern light, supporting easy everyday living and entertaining. Tall windows frame garden outlooks throughout, while the prized north-facing orientation fills the central living zone with consistent natural light. Positioned in the heart of Canberra's inner north, this sunny two-bedroom apartment offers a calm, minimal aesthetic with a relaxed feel. Set in a quiet, leafy pocket just moments from parklands, the light rail and the CBD, the location balances privacy with convenience. De Burgh Street is peaceful and green, yet close to local cafés, bars and neighbourhood shopping. The building's simple, vertical form sits comfortably above established hedging. Open pergolas shade the verandas and soften the façade, while a gated pathway leads to a generous portico and formal entry. Inside, warm white finishes pair with native spotted gum flooring to create a cohesive, neutral interior. The same palette continues through the kitchen and bathrooms, finished with white tiling, chrome fittings and a subtle mosaic detail. Built-in shelving wraps the living space, providing practical storage and a strong focal point. The floorplan places both bedrooms privately at the southern end of the home, each overlooking landscaped gardens. Both include built-in robes, with the main bedroom featuring a contemporary ensuite and the second bedroom located beside the family bathroom. The kitchen is well designed and functional, with ample storage, white tiled splashbacks and granite benchtops with breakfast bar seating. Living and dining areas flow easily outdoors to a series of private spaces, suited to both quiet mornings and entertaining. Mature planting and established trees provide privacy and shade, with a gate opening to shared communal gardens planted with native species. This tightly held inner north address offers excellent access to the cafés and shops of O'Connor, Ainslie, Dickson and Braddon. Lyneham shops, Tilley's, The Front Café and the light rail are all nearby. With bike paths, transport links and generous green spaces close by, the home enjoys a village-like setting just minutes from the CBD and ANU. features sunny two-bedroom ground-floor apartment in tightly held Lyneham boutique development of six residences north-facing open-plan living native spotted gum flooring new carpets and freshly painted main bedroom with ensuite and built-in robe ceiling fan to main bedroom second bedroom with built-in robe, adjacent to family bathroom open living, dining and kitchen flowing to north-facing patio and deck white kitchen with granite benchtops and stainless-steel appliances new oven and dishwasher reverse-cycle heating and cooling Roman blinds built-in bookshelves large north-facing deck suitable for entertaining mature, private gardens landscaped communal green space with established native plantings two secure underground car spaces plus lockable storage close to transport and light rail moments to Lyneham shops, playgrounds and parklands easy access to Dickson and Braddon precincts close to ANU and the CBD rental estimate: approx. $650 per week Fine details (all approximately) Build Size: 75 sqm EER: 6 Built in: 2010 Rates: $2,547.00 pa Land Tax: $1,257.95 pq Body Corporate: $2,580.72 p/q Strata Manager: Civium Strata Number of units in complex: 6 Rental Estimate: $640-$660 p/w Disclaimer: The information contained in this advertisement is derived from sources we deem reliable. However, we cannot provide any guarantees or warranties regarding the information supplied. Any references to rates, land tax or other statutory charges are indicative only and have been calculated in good faith using publicly available information. Some images may have been virtually styled for marketing and illustrative purposes only. Buyers are encouraged to conduct and rely exclusively on their own enquiries. Note: From 1 July 2026, Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) legislation may require additional identification, verification and due diligence processes for buyers and sellers involved in property transactions.