Step inside this well-positioned Easty Street apartment and discover a home that delivers comfort, convenience and easy everyday living in the heart of Phillip.
The kitchen, living and laundry zones have been designed for practical apartment living, with open-plan living and dining drawing in natural light and connecting effortlessly with the kitchen. Stone benchtops, electric cooking, a dishwasher, and excellent storage make the kitchen a functional centerpiece.
The bedroom and bathroom continue the sense of comfort, with the main bedroom featuring mirrored built-in robes and the study offering flexibility as a work-from-home space, guest room or guest bedroom option. To the rear of the apartment is the large bathroom with floor -to -ceiling tiles and walk-in shower.
Out on the balcony, the north-facing aspect brings in natural light and provides a relaxed outlook, the perfect spot for a morning coffee, an evening unwind or simply extending the living space outdoors.
This low-rise residential complex was developed by Hindmarsh and offers an abundance of greenery, with established gardens and trees throughout the entire complex. Common amenities include a BBQ area with seating tables, plus an outdoor swimming pool.
Phillip is located right in the heart of the Woden Valley. You have access to Westfield Woden, Bradley Street Dining Precinct, Canberra Public Hospital, and the Woden Bus Interchange for transport. The Bradley Street dining precinct is just a short walk across the road. It includes several fantastic venues such as Acai Bunny, Grease Monkey, Dumpling Social, Time Zone, and Hoyts for additional entertainment. There are also several parks nearby to enjoy a picnic or a light stroll with your furry friend.
Features
– Built in robes
– North facing outlook
– Stone benchtops
– Single basement car space plus storage
– Split A/C heating cooling
– Study/Guest bedroom
– Complex Pool + BBQ area
Figures
Rates: $513pq
Body Corp: $1,685pq
Internal size: 74m²
Balcony size: 8m2
EER: 6.0 Stars
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
