Bent Street

Architecture

BENT ST  is shaped by restraint. Two storeys arranged as a low, horizontal composition hold the corner of Bent and Condamine Streets, neither asserting themselves nor receding into the streetscape. Each residence is considered in how it meets ground, light and outlook. Inside, generous ceiling heights, framed views and shifts between intimate and open volumes give the spaces a quiet sense of presence. The result is architecture confident enough to be quiet.

Exterior Materials

The exterior is composed as a series of low, horizontal volumes — a bronze metallic aluminium cassette wrapped in rhythmic vertical battens above, grounded by a pale stone base and warm timber cladding at ground level, and softened by mature landscape. Materials have been chosen for their warmth and longevity; bluestone, pre-finished aluminium, timber and render combine in a palette that is rich, restrained and quietly contemporary. Bent St Terraces embody an architecture of considered permanence — confident, textural, and at home within its surroundings.

Interiors

The interior carries the language of the exterior inward — warm, textural and quietly considered. The bronze, stone and timber of the facade continue across the threshold as oak joinery, engineered stone and a palette grounded in earthy, contemporary tones.

Open-plan living spaces flow seamlessly to private alfresco terraces through full-height glazing and sliding doors, drawing northern light deep into each residence. Custom oak cabinetry and wide-plank timber floors bring warmth; Caesarstone benchtops, signature feature tiling and softly textured terrazzo introduce depth and quiet contrast. Each residence is offered in a choice of two carefully composed colour palettes — two distinct tonal expressions of the same considered design language.

Residences

Bent St Terraces have been purposefully designed around the balance of function and aesthetic. Each residence offers the considered comforts of modern living within a generous and considered footprint, available in a range of configurations and sizes, each with its own distinct character.

Open-plan living, flexible secondary spaces and a seamless connection to private alfresco terraces and central gardens allow each residence to evolve with the rhythms of its occupants. Modern yet enduring, the architecture draws its longevity from the quality of its materials, the restraint of its detailing and the warmth of its palette. The spaces are deliberately quiet — composed to frame the objects, memories and rituals of the lives lived within them, and to grow richer with use.

Premium Inclusions

Sophisticated and functional kitchens crafted from premium finishes and integrated Bosch appliances. Caesarstone benchtops above bespoke oak veneer joinery with brushed gunmetal hardware. Vintec wine storage and Bosch integrated refrigeration standard to every residence. Considered bathrooms of porcelain terrazzo-style tiles, signature Kazoku feature tiling, freestanding baths and brushed gunmetal fittings. Living areas of wide-plank engineered oak flooring framed by recessed aluminium skirting, with feature electric fireplaces to select residences. Bedrooms layered with 100% wool Chapparal carpet. Ducted reverse-cycle climate control throughout, ensuring year-round comfort across Canberra’s seasons. Secure basement parking for two vehicles, with dedicated storage and laundry, accompanies every residence. A considered union of craft, comfort and quiet sophistication.

Location + Lifestyle

Turner offers a rare kind of inner-city living, where daily life unfolds on foot. The Turner Tennis Club sits just along Condamine Street, the RUC and its bowling greens are moments away, and the O’Connor shops — anchored by The Duxton — provide a familiar local rhythm of pub lunches, neighbourhood dining and quiet weekend errands.

Bent St Terraces offers a lifestyle defined by its setting — calm, connected, and quietly cultured.

Nearby Amenities

A short walk beyond delivers Braddon’s celebrated Lonsdale and Mort Street precincts, where specialty coffee, independent dining, design studios and boutique retail meet a streetscape of mixed-era architecture — the creative pulse of the inner north, close at hand without ever encroaching.

Haig Park threads through the neighbourhood as a green counterweight; mature canopy, open lawns and walking paths offering daily reprieve from the city. The ANU, Civic, Lake Burley Griffin and the light rail are each only minutes away, weaving the convenience of the capital into the rhythm of a quiet residential life.