How good would it be to simply pop downstairs for your morning coffee or that missing dinner ingredient?

Thoughtfully designed by award-winning ACT/NSW developer and builder Monarch Building Solutions, Marigold presents a boutique collection of just 38 two-storey north- and east-facing homes above Taylor’s new Town Centre.

This mixed-use development represents the final piece of the puzzle for a suburb that has spent the last few years finding its feet. It will host a Coles supermarket, medical centre and pharmacy, barber shop, Indian grocer, takeaway and cafe, with Marigold’s architecturally designed residences on top.

There are 13 two-bedroom and 25 three-bedroom homes available. Each features a generous floor plan with two bathrooms and a stylish powder room for guests, complemented by oversized living areas, a private terrace, two secure parking spaces and lock-up basement storage.

Civium’s Wayne Harriden is the exclusive agent for Marigold’s residential portion. He says the development suits live-in owners, particularly first-home buyers and Gungahlin downsizers looking to stay in the area.

“Taylor is well serviced by a local primary school, high school and childcare, beautiful parks, sports fields, and plenty of walking trails to choose from,” he says.

“The new Town Centre brings vibrant retail and community spaces into the mix, with Marigold acting as a cherry on top.

“These homes are built for comfort and convenience. Just some of the features to expect include intercom access, top-quality appliances, blackbutt timber flooring, porcelain splashbacks, stone benchtops and double-glazing throughout.”

Marigold residences maintain an energy-efficiency rating of six to eight stars to help keep power costs down in Canberra’s unpredictable climate. Image: Civium (artist’s rendition).

Taylor offers a great balance of urban and outdoor living. Green spaces are woven through the suburb’s design, and locals enjoy easy access to Canberra’s Centenary Trail right from the edge of the suburb.

The track up to One Tree Hill starts just a few minutes away, on Victoria Street in the quaint village of Hall. It’s a beautiful hike that pays off with 360-degree views across the Gungahlin basin and towards the Brindabellas.

Finally, Gungahlin Town Centre is right down the road. Commuters can drop their car at the local park-and-ride facilities and jump on the light rail for a quick trip straight into Civic.

“Marigold sets a new standard for apartment living in the heart of Taylor,” Wayne says.

“Construction is now well underway, with completion anticipated in mid-2027.

“This is a unique opportunity for buyers to watch their future home take shape. They’ll enjoy a front-row seat as Marigold transforms into one of Taylor’s most exciting new communities.”

For more information on Marigold, contact Wayne Harriden on 0418 625 414.