16/17 Carden Street, Denman Prospect, ACT, 2611

For Rent

16/17 Carden Street, Denman Prospect, ACT, 2611

$900 per week

124 m²

Townhouse

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1 day on the market

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What's around 16/17 Carden Street

Brand new - 3 bed 2 bath with stunning views and features

Elm Lane presents the highest quality in town house living, set high in Denman Prospect immediately in front of Mt Dion and the surrounding reserve. This brand new double storey 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse is packed with features and enjoys wonderful views. The property is in close proximity to the Denman shops and Denman Prospect is conveniently located with easy access to all areas of Canberra via the Tuggeranong Parkway and GDE. Key Features: Private courtyard with direct access to the main living and dining area Double glazed windows Fully features designer kitchen with plumbed fridge and 20mm stone bench tops Abundant storage throughout the property Separate ground rest room Both bathrooms feature dual shower heads and full-height ceramic tiles Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling Double garage with remote controlled doors Pets: Tenants MUST seek written permission for approval of any pets. EER: 7.1 Adaptable housing: The property is not an adaptable dwelling Lease term: 12 months preferred Available from: 16/10/2026 Rent is payable fortnightly in advance. Bond is equivalent to four weeks rent. Insulation: The property is compliant with the minimum ceiling insulation standard. Open inspections are generally listed by COB each Thursday. If there is no upcoming inspection listed, please make contact to arrange an inspection. Applications are accepted via this LINK only: https://www.***/property-townhouse-act-denman+prospect-445138696 Please use the APPLY button. PLEASE NOTE: you or your representative must inspect the property in order to sign a lease for the property. Please note that whilst our team has taken all care in providing this information, to the extent legally permissible Bolton & Co disclaims responsibility for omissions or inaccuracies. All interested parties should rely on their own enquiries, and the state of the property at the time of their inspection.