Occupying a superb top floor corner position within the highly regarded Trilogy development, this oversized one bedroom apartment combines an impressive 69m² of internal living with exceptional natural light and sweeping views. Additional windows extend along the length of the apartment, while the elevated position captures outlooks across the surrounding treetops, hills and distant mountain ranges.
The scale of the open plan living and dining area immediately sets the apartment apart, with generous proportions allowing each space to feel clearly defined and highly functional. Large windows bring natural light into the apartment, while full-height sliding doors connect the living area with the covered balcony and frame the outlook beyond. From here, the views extend from Black Mountain and Telstra Tower across the National Arboretum, the leafy suburbs of Curtin and Lyons and towards Mount Oakey and the Brindabellas.
The kitchen is equally generous for a one bedroom apartment, with a substantial stone-topped island bench providing excellent preparation space, complemented by Bosch appliances, extensive cabinetry, a large pantry and additional overhead storage. Its central position keeps the kitchen connected with the living and dining areas without compromising the open feel of the floor plan.
The spacious bedroom includes a full-height built-in wardrobe and a large window providing natural light, ventilation and an elevated outlook towards Woden Town Centre. The adjacent bathroom features full-height tiling, a wall-hung vanity and a large semi-frameless shower, while the separate European laundry adds to the practicality of the floor plan.
Trilogy remains one of Woden's most recognised residential developments, offering residents an extensive range of facilities including a swimming pool, spa, large gym and outdoor barbecue area. Westfield Woden and the broader town centre offer an extensive range of shops, restaurants, cafés, employment hubs and public transport, all within easy reach. Together with the apartment's generous proportions, elevated setting and sweeping views, the location completes a particularly appealing offering in the heart of Woden.
Features:
- Impressive 69m² of internal living, offering considerably more space than typically expected of a one bedroom apartment
- Desirable top floor corner position with additional windows, excellent natural light and an enhanced sense of openness
- Sweeping views across Canberra's leafy suburbs, with a picturesque backdrop of surrounding hills and mountains
- Generous open plan living and dining area with ample space to comfortably accommodate both settings
- Full-height sliding doors opening onto a covered balcony, providing an elevated outdoor space to enjoy the outlook
- Substantial kitchen with stone benchtops and a large island bench offering excellent preparation space
- Quality Bosch appliances, dedicated microwave alcove, large pantry and extensive overhead cabinetry
- Generously proportioned bedroom
- Full-height built-in wardrobe featuring a combination of hanging space and adjustable shelving
- Well-appointed bathroom with full-height tiling, stone-topped wall-hung vanity and a large semi-frameless shower
- Convenient European laundry complemented by additional linen storage
- Split-system reverse-cycle heating and cooling to the living area
- Basement car space, storage enclosure and convenient lift access
- Excellent resident facilities including a swimming pool, spa, substantial gym and outdoor barbecue area
- Conveniently positioned within easy reach of Westfield Woden, restaurants, cafés, public transport and employment precincts
Figures:
Living size: 65m²
Balcony size: 8m²
Strata levies: $3,600 p.a approx
Rates: $1,700 p.a approx
Land tax (Investors only): $2,100 p.a approx
Built: 2017
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