Positioned in the heart of Phillip, this two-bedroom ensuite apartment offers a smart and practical layout with an ideal north-facing aspect that keeps the space filled with natural light year-round. Located on the first floor of the popular Central Park development, it’s a solid choice for first-home buyers, downsizers, or investors looking for value in a convenient location.
The open-plan living and dining area connects to a covered tiled balcony, creating a functional space for entertaining or relaxing. The kitchen is well-designed with generous bench space, good storage, a dishwasher, and the rare bonus of a window, adding extra light and ventilation. The master bedroom includes its own ensuite, while the second bedroom is well-sized and served by a central bathroom. A European-style laundry is neatly tucked away for added convenience.
As an end unit, the apartment enjoys greater privacy and airflow. Comfort is assured year-round with a reverse cycle split system. Parking is a standout feature, with a secure lock-up garage and a second open car space, a rare find in this area.
Located just moments from Canberra Hospital and a short drive to Woden Town Centre, this apartment offers a practical lifestyle with easy access to public transport, major roads, and local amenities. It's low-maintenance, well-positioned, and ready to move into or rent out with minimal fuss.
Features include:
- North facing apartment
- Large secure balcony
- Open plan living area
- End apartment, providing additional windows
- Built in robes
- Shower over bath in ensuite
- Reverse cycle split system
- Secure garage and additional designated carpark
Apartment Size: 83m2
Year of Construction: 1994
EER: 2.0
Outgoings:
General Rates: $670 p/qtr (approx.)
Land Tax (investors): $835 p/qtr (approx.)
Body Corp Levies: $1,149 p/qtr (approx.)
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