30/26 Antill Street, Dickson ACT 2602

New to the rental market is this beautifully presented 2 bedroom ensuite third floor apartment located in the "Nova" development in Dickson. Large open plan design with quality fixtures and fittings throughout. Some of the many great features available are as follows:

* Living area 82sqm

* Balcony area 20sqm

* Reverse cycle heating & cooling in living & master bedroom

* ILVE appliances including oven, cooktop & dishwasher

* Haier washing machine & dryer

* Solid stone benchtops with breakfast bar

* Double glazed windows

* Premium tiling in bathroom & kitchen

* Parisi fixtures & Stratt + Parker tapware

* High quality noise insulation in walls and floors

* Floor to ceiling windows

* Large balcony area

* North facing

* Two allocated basement car parks with storage

* On site Gym & BBQ area

This property is in great location and is in walking distance to popular restaurants, bars & cafes. Available for a long term lease and you will not be disappointed upon inspection. A must to view! This will suit the busy professional couple on the go. It is luxury living at its finest.

If no Energy Rating is displayed for this property, EER is unknown.

The tenant will be required to seek the Lessor's consent to keep a pet.

The property complies with the minimum ceiling insulation standard.

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