31 Murray Crescent

Step back in time as you arrive at this beautifully positioned home on the picturesque and tree-lined Murray Crescent in Old Canberra. Built in 1930, when craftsmanship and charm defined the city's early years, this heritage residence captures the essence of the Garden City vision. Perfectly placed in one of Canberra's most prestigious lifestyle locations, the home sits just moments from the iconic Manuka Village. Enjoy the best of Canberra's heritage and modern luxury with fine restaurants, cafes, pubs and boutique shopping all within a short stroll. Take a walk through the historic streets, hike up Red Hill, or cool off at the heritage-listed Manuka Pool over summer. 31 Murray Crescent is one of the few remaining residential properties in the Manuka Housing Precinct, offering a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Canberra's history. Approaching its 100th birthday, the home has been lovingly updated with a sympathetic renovation that blends heritage character with modern comfort. Recent improvements include new carpets and paint, ducted and split-system air conditioning, and a new hot water system, all while retaining original features such as the Canberra red brick fireplace and wood fire oven. The ideal north-east rear orientation fills the home with natural light throughout the day. An abundance of living options are found on the ground floor, with separate living areas and a sunny enclosed courtyard perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Upstairs features three oversized bedrooms, including a particularly large main bedroom with extensive cupboard space and a charming writer's corner. Toilets are conveniently located on both levels, and the main bathroom showcases elegant, period-style brass fittings. Opportunities to purchase in the Manuka Housing Precinct are exceptionally rare. This property offers enormous potential to move in and enjoy or maintain as a blue-chip investment, while planning to create your dream home on a premium separate-title parcel. The block currently presents as low-maintenance with a crushed concrete surface, ready for your new garden oasis or future redevelopment. Currently leased at $1,050 per week until mid-2026, this property represents a secure investment and a once-in-a-generation chance to be part of Canberra's living heritage in one of its most exclusive and timeless locations. Key features include: Heritage home built in 1930, showcasing original Canberra craftsmanship Prime position on picturesque, tree-lined Murray Crescent in Old Canberra One of the few remaining residential properties in the Manuka Housing Precinct Moments from Manuka Village's restaurants, cafes, pubs, and boutique shops Sympathetically renovated to blend heritage character with modern comfort Huge potential to build your dream home in a dream location Retained original features including red brick fireplace and a Canberra wood fire oven Recent updates: new carpets, fresh paint, ducted and split-system air conditioning, and new hot water system Ideal north-east rear orientation with abundance of natural light Multiple living areas and a sunny enclosed courtyard for entertaining Three oversized bedrooms, including a large main with extensive cupboard space and a writer's corner Securely leased at $1,050 per week until mid-2026 141m² of Internal living area 621m² Separate title block EER of 2 Stars UCV $1,100,000* General Rates: $5,740 approx. per annum* Land Tax: $12,323 approx. per annum* (if utilised as an investment) Location: Conveniently located on the doorstep of Manuka Village Less than 2-minute drive to the Canberra Grammar Schools A 5-minute drive to Kingston A quick 10-minute drive to Canberra City and the Airport A 5-minute drive to Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets Walking distance to Manuka Pool *Agent Interest* Disclaimer: The material and information contained within this marketing is for general information purposes only. AM Property Agency does not accept responsibility and disclaims all liabilities regarding any errors or inaccuracies contained in the above copywrite. We strongly encourage interested parties to make their own independent enquiries. Interested parties should not rely upon this material as a basis for making any formal decisions.