No. 3 Butler Place in Campbell is up for sale.
The chance to buy a home in this quiet cul-de-sac only pops up once in a blue moon, but when a new family moves in, it’s usually for “the long haul”.
Butler Place in Campbell is at the city end of the blue-chip suburb, in walking distance to Lake Burley Griffin, the Canberra CBD and good schools.
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Samantha Granter, of Belle Property, Kingston, said the five-bedroom home at number 3 is a “perfect example of classic Campbell real estate”, built in 1966.
Modern updates have improved the property.
The kitchen.
“It’s in a cul-de-sac of only seven homes and all have [recently] transacted, bar one. It sounds like they’re all going to be in it for the long haul; a second generation settling in,” Ms Granter said.
“Butler Place is tightly held and has a community feel. This is a very attractive house from the street with a pretty unique brick facade.
“The size of the home and the rear gazebo pergola are also appealing aspects.”
Modern updates have improved the functionality of the charming mid-century interior, including a renovated kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless-steel appliances, a dishwasher and ample storage space.
Street appeal.
Of the five bedrooms, two have charming bay window seats and all have built-in robes.
The generous layout also includes separate lounge, dining and family rooms, an enclosed sunroom, two bathrooms and a front veranda.
A large backyard deck and pergola elevates the outdoor entertaining capability, with plenty of established gardens and lawns to enjoy on the 994sqm block.
The house goes to auction on August 22.
Other features include a double carport with internal access, ducted heating and cooling and a storage cellar.
No. 3 Butler Place will go to auction on Saturday 22 August at 11am.
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