Property managers in Amaroo, ACT

We’ve leased homes in Amaroo 15 times on record.

A pond and parkland in Crace, in the Gungahlin district

Bounded by Mirrabei, Horse Park and Gundaroo Drives, Amaroo is one of the established suburbs of Canberra's Gungahlin district in the ACT, a short drive from the town centre. Rental homes are mainly detached houses and townhouses of fairly recent construction. Distinct Properties manages rental homes in Amaroo, offering property management for leasing, routine inspections, maintenance and owner reporting. Distinct Properties has arranged at least 15 leases in Amaroo, 10 of them since January 2020, when its records became complete.

Amaroo was gazetted in 1991, and its name is said to mean a beautiful place in the Nyoongar language. Its streets take the names of Australian rivers and lakes, such as Shoalhaven Avenue. A shopping precinct on Horse Park Drive covers groceries and everyday needs, with larger centres a short trip away in the Gungahlin Town Centre. The ruins of Crinigan's stone cottage beside Ginninderra Creek survive from colonial settlement, a sign the land was farmed long before the suburb arrived. Routes 19 and 20 loop through Amaroo to Gungahlin Place.

Housing in Amaroo is relatively recent, with detached houses on suburban blocks and townhouse developments through the streets. Homes of this age tend to have fewer structural issues than older Canberra stock, but they still need regular attention: lawn and garden care, gutters, servicing of heating and cooling, and wear in kitchens and bathrooms. Townhouses add an owners corporation to the picture, which governs shared driveways, landscaping and the building rules renters need to follow.

Renters choose Amaroo for supermarkets on Horse Park Drive, open space along Ginninderra Creek, and a quick trip to the town centre for the light rail.

Homes for rent in Amaroo

No homes listed for rent in Amaroo at the moment. See every home for rent.

Recently leased and sold in Amaroo

See more leased in Amaroo

Nearby in the Gungahlin district

Every area we service

Amaroo questions

What do renters look for in an Amaroo townhouse?

Practical features usually lead the list: a garage or secure parking, good storage, a courtyard that is easy to keep, and reliable heating for winter. Being near the Amaroo shops and the bus to Gungahlin Place also helps. We photograph those features clearly and describe the layout honestly, so the people who inspect are the ones the home actually suits.

Is there much upkeep in a newer Amaroo house?

Less than an older home, but not none. Owners can expect lawn and garden care, gutter clearing, servicing of heating, cooling and hot water, and the occasional appliance replacement as a house moves past its first decade. We pick these up at routine inspections and send you photos and quotes, so maintenance is planned rather than left to become a bigger repair.

Rentals in Amaroo run under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (ACT). Our landlord FAQs cover bonds, notice and rent increases. This is general information about ACT tenancy law and real estate agent conduct from Distinct Property Management, a licensed ACT real estate agency, not legal advice. Rules differ in NSW and other states. For a dispute, contact the ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal (ACAT) or a Canberra tenancy advocate.

Check if we service your area

Free rental appraisal for any home in Canberra or Queanbeyan.

Or call 02 6140 5900