Nice outlook with mountain views!
This soothing two-bedroom ensuite apartment is housed within the luxurious Nova complex – well tended with broad corridors and glorious gardens – delivering a five-star hotel vibe. The materiality welcomes the natural world within, as soft neutrals coalesce with stone, ceramics and patterned timber grains.
The living area is arranged in an open plan design, fostering relaxed togetherness and easy entertaining. Glass sliders open to the balcony that reads like an extension of the living space. Here you can relax and dine alfresco, whilst enjoying the views across the skyline and out to Mount Ainslie. Imagine spending time with friends, conversations flowing…or perhaps sharing a drink or two before you head out on the town.
The kitchen feels timeless with elegant stone worktops, soothing light oak tones and banks of crisp white storage, including a seamless European laundry. Luxury carpets meet white walls and big double glazing's keep things quiet and temperate while framing light and landscape. The clever design maximises every inch of space, from the kitchen drawers that go to the floor, to the wall of robes that line the hallway entry to the master bedroom.
Light tumbles into the master bedroom and glass sliders open to the balcony. Think morning coffee as the sun rises over the mountain. The long hallway privatises this space and delivers a whopping four robes for endless clothing storage and ready access to an ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom also has built-in-storage and there is the luxury of a second bathroom.
Amid the thriving precinct of Dickson, moments from Braddon and the CBD, the sleek Nova building appeals from the get-go, with its elegant grandeur. Twin magnolias flank the entryway and lots of glass provide a transparency onto the landscaped resident's gardens and barbecue area. There is a gymnasium off to one side and a stunning entry sequence – golden timber panels and a wall hung sculpture by artist Alexander Brown.
Rising above Dickson, moments from Downer, Lyneham, Braddon and the CBD, the home is connected to a cornucopia of expressive eating, drinking and shopping experiences. It is an easy stroll to the international cuisine on Woolley Street and the new eateries on Challis Street. The ANU, New Acton precinct and O'Connor shops are all close to hand. Throw in, ample green spaces, walking and biking trails, established trees, and gardens, and you have an enviable city/village mix. The home is also close to transport including the light rail and the Dickson bus interchange, connecting you to the whole of Canberra.
features.
.spacious two-bedroom apartment with elevated mountain views
.part of the high-end, boutique Nova development
.new hybrid flooring
.high ceilings
.beautiful organic materiality and tonal cohesion
.open plan living, dining and kitchen spilling to the elevated terrace with views to Mount Majura
.elegant kitchen with stone bench tops, peninsula for gathering, banks of storage and quality appliances from ILVE, including integrated dishwasher, oven, induction cooktop and ducted range hood
.sunny master bedroom with a corridor of built-in-robes, en-suite bathroom and direct access to the balcony
.second bedroom with built-in-robe
.family bathroom
.European laundry and storage cupboards
.floor to ceiling double glazed windows
.RC split system in living area and master bedroom
.secure audio intercom system
.two secure basement car spaces
.storage cage
.communal outdoor entertaining area, including the covered BBQ area & gymnasium
.easy stroll to the Dickson precinct
.handy to the dynamic Braddon scene and the CBD
.close to a variety of schools, parks and ovals
.handy to the ANU and New Acton
.close to the light rail and the Dickson Bus interchange
Finer details (all approx)
EER: 6
Rates: $1,968 per annum
Body Corporate: $1,371 per quarter
Living: 80m2
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