Rare opportunity, especially within the lively NewActon Precinct!
Discover Unit 1401 in the iconic Nishi buildinga modern 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment offering 72sqm of internal space and panoramic 180-degree views from the 14th floor, encompassing Lake Burley Griffin and the Inner North. Floor-to-ceiling double glazed windows provide a spectacular daily view of the sunset behind Black Mountain from your spacious living room.
This apartment's 'Ambi' layout is highly desirable for its abundant storage, contemporary bathroom fixtures, separate laundry, and versatile floor plan that accommodates various furniture arrangements.
Enjoy the convenience of having 'Palace Cinemas' nearby, as well as popular venues like 'Parlour Wine Room,' 'Monster Kitchen and Bar,' and 'Mocan and Green Grout.' This precinct offers a seamless blend of work and leisure, presenting Canberra's top-tier cafes, restaurants, and entertainment. Situated just a brief walk from the Canberra Centre and the ANU, the Nishi building is a prime location for professionals and students alike.
Key Features:
'AMBI' Design floorplan
Separate laundry with dryer & washing machine
Includes fridge
A short walk to the city and the ANU
Captivating views of Lake Burley Griffin, The Brindabella Mountains, the ANU, and Black Mountain
Hydronic heating
On-site movie theatre, restaurants, and cafes
Eco-conscious architecture with distinctive design
Executive-style living with serene views
Please note that the energy efficiency rating (EER) for this property is currently unknown. However, schedule a viewing to see the property's eco-conscious design and features firsthand.
*The property is exempt from the Minimum Ceiling Insulation Standards
Please Note: If you would like to inspect the property call Emily on 0439 494 857 or email on emily@crowthers.com.au
Applications can be submitted by clicking 'Apply Online'
Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from third party sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own independent enquiries and not on the information contained herein.
