60 Ormond Street, Turner, ACT 2612

Positioned opposite Haig Park in a peaceful Turner pocket, this spacious four-bedroom home (plus versatile fifth) offers a rare opportunity just moments from Australian National University and the CBD. Set on a generous north-facing block with a self-contained upstairs apartment and sweeping views to Telstra Tower, it's all about location, land, and exciting future potential.

Standing in the upstairs apartment - kitchen combined living, bathroom and bedroom - you can gaze out to Telstra Tower, taking in the terracotta rooftops of old Turner. Think beautiful sunsets, a surrounding of mature trees.

Downstairs is given over to four generous bedrooms and social spaces informed by big windows and lots of lovely Canberra light. One imagines crafting a unique residence, in-tune with history and context, grounded in subtlety and delight. The magic of the location inspiring a fusion of the old and the new. The enormity of the block invites the exciting possibility of forging your dream home.

The North-facing block is wonderfully generous and the position incredible - on the edge of the city, surrounded by nature, steps from Turner Tennis Club, an easy stroll to The RUC, O'Connor shops, a tree sheltered saunter to the Braddon Hub. The mood is vintage Turner, the painted brick and weatherboard from nestled behind mature gardens with a broad front patio, edged with wrought iron. There is so much potential here, the home inviting creativity and tender loving care, with enough room for an extension pushing into the expansive and northern rear garden.

Soulful vintage details - golden timber floors, high ceilings, timber sash windows, doors set with patterned glass – deliver a storied history. The living combined dining room spills to the garden and has retained the original hearth, now set with a gas heater. The kitchen is generous and updated, think lots of storage and electric appliances including an induction cooktop. All four downstairs bedrooms commune with outside via big glazing's and there is a family bathroom with a separate toilet. The fourth bedroom is north facing and enjoys glass sliders that welcome fresh air and the presence of the garden within.

The home is seeded in a suburban bliss meet's city edge interplay. Think walking across tree dotted parkland to Braddon, perhaps a morning coffee or a bully beef toasty from Barrio. Or catch up with friends at the RUC for drinks and barefoot bowls. There is Flatheads for fab fish and chips and street side eating and live music at the nearby Duxton. Braddon, Dickson, Ainslie, New Acton, ANU and the CBD, are all at hand, extending a cornucopia of unique restaurants, bars, and boutique shopping experiences. The home is also close to private and public schools, and transport, including the light rail, connecting you to the whole of Canberra.


features.
.four-bedroom / versatile fifth bedroom home in coveted Turner
.arrayed across two levels
.distinction of a separate upstairs apartment with living, kitchen, bedroom and ensuite
.set within an enormous flat block across from Haig Park
.incredible location and potential
.vintage details - high ceilings, timber floors, patterned glass, original hearth
.front living area combine dining space opening to the garden
.updated kitchen with lots of storage and electric appliances
.family bathroom and separate toilet
.3 bedrooms with RC split systems and built-in-robes
.bedroom 4 with RC split system and glass sliders opening to the garden
.timber staircase ushering to upstairs apartment - living combined kitchen with ceiling fan and RC
split system and 5th bedroom with robe, RC split system and ensuite bathroom
.ducted gas heating
.large flat rear garden with garden storage
.driveway ushering to a single carport
.moments from O'Connor Village Shops and the dynamic Braddon precinct
.handy to transport including the light rail
.close to the village centres of Lyneham and Ainslie
.easy stroll to the ANU, New Acton and the CBD

FINE DETAILS (all approximate):

Land size: 947 m2
Living size: 186 m2 (approx.)
EER: 0.0

Build year: 1947

Rates: $8160.26 pa
UV: $1,450,000 (2025)

Currently rented on fixed term lease.

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Type

House

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

2

Parkings

2