21 McKinlay Street, Narrabundah.

On the corner of Frome and McKinlay Streets this a home of quintessential Canberra history and address. In a quiet and convenient location central to all the Inner South has to offer, schools, transport, the Fyshwick Markets, Griffith, Manuka and Kingston precincts and much more. In typical post-war red brick style 21 McKinlay Street is a cosy, elegant and romantic home to live in. Its many improvements have maintained its original intention of creating a lasting home for families to enjoy in timeless style. The renovations that have been made are sympathetic and have improved functionality and modernised the home. There is a formal lounge room with open fire, a large timber kitchen open to the dining room. Picture and bay timber windows showcase established trees and private gardens. Salvaged blackbutt floors lend a confident natural feel to rooms and hallways. Large, peaceful bedrooms, the master bedroom with a walk in dressing room. The dressing room could also be utilised as a nursery, study or further storage. The house is surrounded by delightful cottage gardens, landscaped with mature plantings that include vegetable patches, fruit trees and flowering plants you will spend hours discovering. Also at the side of the house is a studio which includes living rooms, bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen, this would be ideal for a work-from-home office, extended families or to earn some income if rented out separately. * Ducted gas heating throughout as well as the open wood burning fire * Being a corner block there are 2 driveways and the large 2 car garage plus storage and ensuite is accessible from Frome Street. * Character features throughout including original door fittings, Bakelite switches, cornices, picture rails, decorative ceilings, timber flooring Residence: 147.93m2 (approx) Brick Garage/Studio: 64.91m2 (approx) Metal Garage: 59.17m2 (approx) In accordance with government recommendations, if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, have been in contact with someone who is ill or have travelled recently, we ask that you be respectful of the well-being of others and not attend the open home or auction.