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$550,000+

306/19 Marcus Clarke Street

Acton, ACT 2601

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • 1 car space

Fully or option Unfurnished apartment in New Acton Precinct

Designed by renowned architectural firm Fender Katsalidis, this sophisticated residence is nestled in the vibrant cultural heart of New Acton, just moments from Lake Burley Griffin, this well-positioned apartment offers a blend of luxury and convenience.

Immersed within the lively New Acton Precinct, residents are surrounded by an eclectic mix of cafes, restaurants, the Palace Cinema, Kendall Lane Theatre, and the ANU, all within easy reach.

Property Features:

  • Generously sized 1 bedroom apartment
  • Open-plan living
  • Separate laundry
  • Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
  • Fully equipped Gym
  • 1 basement car space with storage
  • 2 Sky Gardens with BBQ facilities

-Separate Powder Room -Full height double glazed windows -Miele appliances, induction cooktop and dishwasher -Marble splash back and finishes -Porcelain floor tiles -Resident facilities include gymnasium and 32 seat theatre -Security access -Security parking with storage unit

Walking distance to Canberra CBD, Australian National University, close to Parliamementry triangle, National Gallery, National Library

Furniture includes: Leather Lounge Dining table with 4 chairs Coffee table Flat Screen TV + Surround sound Floor rug Artwork Free standing lamp Computer desk and chair Entertainment unit Double bed with 2 side tables and 2 lamps 3 piece outdoor setting Dryer/washing machine Ironing board and iron Fridge Cappuccino maker Microwave Pots and pans Kitchen utensils

Building size: 71sqm EER: 6.0 Strata $1200 pq

Disclaimer: All information regarding this property is from sources we believe to be accurate, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested persons should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to incltrata

Features

  • air conditioning

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