48 Bieundurry Street, Bonner ACT 2914

split-level detached house | EER 5.5–6.0 efficient | near primary school and bus | upgraded kitchen and security | elevated block with outlook The split-level configuration is considered a rarity in the suburb, offering distinct living zones and a segregated main bedroom that many family houses lack. Upgraded finishes including stone kitchen surfaces and floor-to-ceiling tiles are notable for a 2012 build, while the integrated alarm and video surveillance provide an above-standard security level. Positioned on an elevated site, the house captures a broader outlook than typical Bonner stock, and its proximity to a local primary school and a bus stop makes it well-suited for families seeking convenience without a large block obligation. The 5.5–6.0 EER remains competitive for efficiency in this age of property. The modest 421 m² block may be weighed against the generous 187.6 m² internal footprint, though that trade-off suits buyers wanting lower-maintenance land. The absence of a confirmed premium school catchment might be considered a factor by some purchasers, and the 2012 construction year could influence long-term depreciation expectations relative to newer infill builds. Overall the build quality and elevated position appear to hold appeal in this growth suburb.