423/74 Northbourne Avenue, Braddon ACT 2612

Available 15 January 2026, this fully furnished two-bedroom apartment in the sought-after James Court building offers unbeatable convenience just moments from Civic Square, ANU, the light rail, cafés, restaurants, and shopping.

✨Key Features:

• Light-filled lounge and dining area
• Fully furnished throughout
• Private balcony with great pool views
• Spacious kitchen with:
o Ample storage
o Dishwasher
• Two generous bedrooms with mirrored built-in robes
• Master bedroom with:
o Large ensuite featuring a spa bath
o Direct balcony access
• Two reverse cycle air conditioning units for year-round comfort

✨Building Features:

• Communal gym
• Sauna
• Outdoor pool

A fantastic opportunity to secure a stylish, fully furnished apartment in an unbeatable location.

📅 Available 15/01/2026 — don’t miss out!

This property is best viewed in person to appreciate everything it has to offer.

The tenant will be required to seek the landlord’s consent to keep a pet at any time of their tenancy.

This property does comply with the minimum ceiling insulation standard.

EER: Not available

Embedded Network: No

Register your interest to view this property by contacting MANAGEme today.

MANAGEme DOES NOT ACCEPT 1FORM APPLICATIONS.

Applications can be completed & received at any time, by visiting www.managemecanberra.com.au & clicking ‘Apply Online’ under the ‘Renting’ tab.
Please note: It is our company policy that you must view the property before your application can be processed.

Manage Me assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors and/or omissions in the contents of this advertisement. Manage Me gives no warranty as to its correctness, accuracy, or sustainability. Interested parties must rely on their own inquiry and should verify accuracy of information before proceeding. Manage Me assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors and/or omissions in the contents of this advertisement. Manage Me gives no warranty as to its correctness, accuracy or sustainability. Interested parties must rely on their own enquiry and should verify accuracy of information before proceeding.