3/64 Hardwick Crescent, Holt ACT 2615

Located in the boutique 'Mayberry' complex, this one-bedroom immaculate apartment feels brand new. Impressive high ceilings, sliding doors and highlight windows draw in an abundance of natural light, creating a welcoming vibe.

Newly installed timber flooring with a fresh colour scheme and plush carpet enhances the apartment's modern look and feel. Spacious open-plan living, dining and kitchen flows onto a generous north-facing balcony ideal for relaxation or entertaining.

The kitchen features electric cooking, dishwasher and stone benchtops for both functional living and entertaining your guests in style.

Upstairs, the loft bedroom is a peaceful retreat, with built-in mirrored wardrobes and ensuite bathroom. Reverse-cycle heating and cooling ensures year-round comfort, while a designated basement parking space with internal lift access provides peace of mind.

Kippax Fair is just a minute walk away with Aldi, Woolworths, chemist, dentists, medical centre and popular food chains. Enjoy a short five-minute walk to Raiders Belconnen. Westfield Belconnen and University of Canberra is just a ten-minute drive.

An ideal apartment whether you're looking for stylish living or to add to your investment portfolio.

HIGHLIGHTS

? Spacious one bedroom north-facing apartment
? Ensuite bathroom with extra toilet in laundry
? Electric cooking, dishwasher & stone benchtops
? Open plan living/dining/kitchen fresh d�cor
? Generous balcony perfect for entertaining
? Brand new floorboards & carpet
? Basement parking, lockup storage, air-con, lift access
? 1 minute walk to supermarket & Kippax Fair services
? 5 minute drive to Belconnen, 10 minute drive to the University of Canberra
? EER : 6.0

SIZE/RATES:
Living Size: 61sqm approx.
Rates: $1,733 p.a approx.
Land Tax: $1,937 p.a approx.
Body Corporate: $904.18p.q approx.


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