This sunny one bedroom single-level apartment is situated high on Level 9 in the prestigious London Tower of The Metropolitan complex and enjoys very pleasing views of Canberra City, the Australian National University, and Black Mountain/Telstra Tower.
Boasting a generous 67m2 (approx) of living area, the open-plan design features large floor to ceiling windows to enhance your experience of the city landscape on offer to you. The sunny living area has a lovely northerly aspect, while the large balcony provides the perfect place to relax and enjoy the views.
The stylish kitchen boats stone bench tops, ample storage options, a relocatable island bench, and quality appliances including a refrigerator and dishwasher.
The bedroom is spacious and provides very generous wardrobe space, as well as also enjoying the city views.
Centrally located within easy walking distance to the Australian National University, Canberra Centre, Lake Burley Griffin, bars, eateries, cinemas, nightlife and the light rail system (currently under construction) at your doorstep are only some of the features this lovely property has to offer.
Additional features include: an internal laundry complete with washing machine and clothes dryer, split-system air-conditioning for year-round comfort; secure parking for one vehicle; a lockable storage cage; and security access to the building.
The property also comes complete with furniture and white goods including a couch/sofa, coffee table, flat screen television and entertainment unit, study desk, a double bed base and mattress, plus kitchen utensils and appliances.
Vacant possession
Living: 67m2 (approx)
Balcony: 16m2 (approx)
Strata: $1,944.40 per quarter (approx)
Rates: $469.00 per quarter (approx)
EER: 6 stars
You will love the fabulous lifestyle and convenience offered by this wonderful property!
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