6 Brushtail Street

Throsby ACT 2914

Features:
Double Glazed windows throughout
Timber window frames to front facade
Jasper feature stone to facade as per artist impression
R2.5 toallexternal walls, R6 to ceilings
Bioethanol feature fire place to lounge room.
Landscaped and irrigated as per artist impression
Drive way and foot paths around residence - 3% black
Double roller blinds
Full height tiling to a bathroom and ensuite.
2550mm ceilings to house
3000mm raked ceilings to dining and family areas
Timber look garage door
Daiken - Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling
Custom vanity's with stone bechtops
SMEG appliances
40mm Bench Tops
Soft close draws and doors
Laminex cupboard
Alarm & video intercom
Tiled alfresco & porch

For a detailed list of inclusions contact Tabish Today!

Secure your dream home in Canberra's newest suburb, a beautiful flat 450m2 block ready to build on in early 2017.

There is a reason the street's is named after the brushtail possum, in fact all the streets in Throsby have been named after native Australian animal or fauna such as Koala Close, Echidna street and Gecko way because just next door is Muligans Flat woodland reserve, a sanctuary for wildlife and plant protection.

It's a perfect place for walking or taking the kids on a twilight tour to see if they can spot some nocturnal animals

When thinking about amenities, Throsby is only 2km from Gunghalin Town center and just 11km to the city, its closer to everything than you think.

There are plenty of schools nearby including Burgman Anglican College, Gungahlin College and plans to build a brand new government school and Catholic school within Throsby, making morning drop-offs even easier.

For those who enjoy a jog in the great outdoors, you can try the hilltop hike to start your day or just a causal stroll with the kids around on of the many walking tracks.
We all know how hard it can be moving into a new suburb and making new friends, but this has been made all too easy for new residents of Throsby with the 'Mingle program' being initiated.

Mingle provides fun and free activities as well as community events to help residents get to know their neighbours and play an active role in their community. It's a great way to meet some new people and create a safer neighbourhood.