A rare offering in a tightly held complex facing east toward Mount Ainslie, this top-floor apartment offers a generous three-bedroom layout with light-filled living and a peaceful outlook.
The neat and functional kitchen has been equipped with reliable modern appliances, and offers culinary enthusiasts an abundance of storage and preparation space.
The living and dining room features a functional open-plan layout with a fresh, neutral palette, new carpet and paint, and direct access to an intimate balcony capturing the leafy streetscape below as well as the mountains above.
All three bedrooms include built-in wardrobes, with the third bedroom enjoying its own private balcony overlooking the complex's internal gardens.
Whilst situated just moments from Lonsdale Street's cafés, bars, restaurants and retail, the location remains remarkably peaceful. Positioned opposite St Columba's Uniting Church and surrounded by established trees, this is a quiet, residential pocket within one of Canberra's most vibrant lifestyle precincts.
Features include:
- East-facing aspect with views toward Mount Ainslie
- Open-plan living and dining with balcony access
- Three generously proportioned bedrooms; all with built-in wardrobes.
- Third bedroom with private balcony overlooking internal gardens
- Highly functional kitchen, equipped with reliable modern appliances and ample storage.
- Year round comfort delivered by a reverse cycle split system installed in the living room
- Freshly painted and re-carpeted throughout
- Secure basement parking for two cars
- Quiet tree-lined street setting
- Tightly held complex
Particulars (all approx.):
- Internal living: 104sqm.
- First Balcony: 4sqm.
- Second Balcony: 4sqm.
- Body Corporate Fees: $5,075.44 (per annum).
- Rates: $627.00 (per quarter).
- Land Tax: $821.89 (per quarter).
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