1712/15 Bowes Street, PHILLIP, ACT, 2606

Last sale same floorplan Grand Central Towers 1407/15 Bowes Street- $435,000 21st October 2024 A immaculately presented apartment, offering secure tenants and a strong rental return. The apartment offers open plan living with floor to ceiling windows capturing an abundance of natural light, and opening up to the balcony allowing for more entertaining space. With a larger kitchen that includes island bench, ample storage and beautiful stone benchtops. The master bedroom has mirrored built in robes, along with access out to the balcony perfect for morning coffees. Everything tenants could want or need is at their doorstep in this beautiful apartment. With the complex offering a pool, gym along with residences lounge and so much more. Unwind by the reflection pond or get your bike ready for the weekend at the bike workshop. Walk to Westfield, an abundance of local restaurants or unwind at the nearby parks – 17th floor position – Light filled one bedroom apartment – Open plan kitchen with island bench – SMEG ceramic cooktop, rangehood, oven and dishwasher – Reverse cycle split system air conditioning to living room – Floor-to-ceiling double glazed windows – Light colour scheme throughout – Single basement carpark – Storage cage – Secure lift access – Rented $505 per week until January 2026 – Rates: $388 approx. a quarter – Land tax: $456 approx. a quarter – Body corporate Levies: $897 approx. a quarter – Built 2021 – 51m2 approx. of living + 8m2 approx. of balcony Grand Central Towers Exclusive Amenities and Resident-only Facilities: – Gym – Pool with lounging area – BBQ facilities – Rooftop entertaining area – Reflection pond – Grand dining room, residents lounge, wine cellar and library – Secure car wash and bicycle workshop Disclaimer: The material and information contained within this marketing is for general information purposes only. Canberry Properties does not accept responsibility and disclaim all liabilities regarding any errors or inaccuracies contained herein. You should not rely upon this material as a basis for making any formal decisions. We recommend all interested parties to make further enquiries.