38/3 Gordon Street, City ACT 2601

Set within 'The Metropolitan' developed by award-winning Amalgamated Property Group, designed for easy living and surprising space, this one-bedroom apartment puts you moments from everything the City has to offer. Freshly painted with brand-new carpet, it welcomes you in with tall ceilings, a sunny northern aspect, and a moveable island bench that adds versatility to the open-plan layout. Perched high on level 5, it offers an elevated urban outlook with direct lift access straight to the apartment and its basement car space.
Positioned on the corner of the building, the apartment enjoys dual balconies that draw in natural light and provide excellent cross-ventilation.

Residents also enjoy resort-style amenities including an indoor heated pool, sauna, a fully equipped gym, and BBQ facilities set within the communal gardens-adding even more to the lifestyle appeal.
With the future light rail line at your doorstep and an easy stroll to ANU, the Acton Precinct, Lake Burley Griffin, countless cafés, restaurants, and major shopping options, this location is all about effortless urban living.

- North-East corner position on level 5 with lift access
- Open plan living area with floor to ceiling windows
- Kitchen with island bench on wheels, oven, cooktop, and drawer dishwasher
- Dual balconies providing good cross ventilation
- Bedroom with built-in-robe
- Floor to ceiling tiles in the bathroom with walk-in-shower, and wall hung vanity
- European style laundry, and wall mounted split system for heating and cooling
- Brand new paint and carpet throughout
- Living 66sqm, Front Balcony 6sqm, Side Balcony 4sqm
- Rental Appraisal: $580pw
- Strata manager: Signature Strata
- Body Corporate Property

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