2/39 Benjamin Way, Belconnen ACT 2617

The owners are moving to Melbourne and reluctantly have to sell their much-loved apartment. Having originally downsized from a house to this apartment they were delighted to find how much space this it offered compared to all the other properties they inspected.

Originally hand-picked by the developer as their display unit and designed to showcase the finest features of the Sentinel complex, subsequent owners have elevated it even further with thoughtful upgrades, including:

* Built-in drawer units, display cabinets, and bookshelves
* Premium 18mm American Oak timber flooring (replacing the carpets)
* Additional power points and alternate lighting
* A temperature-controlled towel rail in the ensuite
* EV/hybrid charging point in your two-car secure basement carpark

On offer inside is a generous 92sqm two bedroom apartment, with ensuite and loads of storage, while outside there is the magnificent 92 sqm north-facing private balcony. More than just outdoor space, this is an extension of the home-perfect for entertaining, gardening, or creating your own sanctuary in the sky.

Life at Sentinel brings every convenience to your doorstep. From caf�s and restaurants to Belconnen Mall, Lake Ginninderra's foreshore, medical services, and ample retail therapy options within an easy stroll. It is a lifestyle choice as much as anything.

Additional amenities within the apartment complex includes a gym, pool, BBQ area, and even a communal herb garden. This isn't just an apartment, it encapsulates the best of apartment living.


Essential Data
Apartment Size: 92 sqm
Balcony Size: 92 sqm
Car Parking: 2 secure car spaces
EER: 6
Rates: $1,811 p.a
Land Tax: $2,094 p.a. (investors only)
Body Corp - Admin Fund: $5,347 p.a.
Body Corp - Sinking Fund: $2,062 p.a.
NBN: Fibre to the Building (FTTB)

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