Positioned on the ground floor of the well-regarded Biarittz complex, this apartment offers a lifestyle of ease and convenience right on the edge of the CBD. With quality finishes throughout and a practical layout, it's an ideal choice for those seeking comfort with the bonus of outdoor space.
The home features a generous bedroom with built-in wardrobe, an open-plan living and dining area, and a well-appointed kitchen with electric cooking, dishwasher and quality appliances. Reverse-cycle heating and cooling ensures year-round comfort, while sliding doors open to a large private courtyard – perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or simply enjoying the rare luxury of outdoor space in apartment living.
Additional highlights include secure intercom access, a dedicated car space and separate storage cage. With ANU, Canberra City, and an array of restaurants and bars all within walking distance, this apartment combines a prime location with a highly desirable ground-floor setting.
Features Overview:
- Ground floor apartment
- West-facing
- NBN connected with FTTN
- Age: 22 years (built in 2003)
- Units plan number: 2231
- EER (Energy Efficiency Rating): 6.0 stars
Development Information:
- Name of development: Biarittz
- Number of dwellings in development: 32
- Strata management: Civium Strata
Prices:
- Strata Levies: $1171 per quarter
- Rates: $448 per quarter
- Land Tax (Investors only): $563 per quarter
- Conservative rental estimate: $480 - $510 per week
Inside:
- Spacious 1-bedroom apartment
- Bedroom with built-in robe
- Open plan living and dining room
- Combined bathroom and laundry with bath-tub
- Reverse cycle air conditioning and heating
Outside:
- Walking distance to light-rail
- A short cycle to the city and ANU
- Grassed courtyard
- Car space with storage cage
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