1/26 Antill Street, Dickson ACT 2602

Fresh to the rental market is this well presented ground floor 2 bedroom 1 bathroom private courtyard apartment located in the sought after NOVA complex in Dickson. If it is size and space you require then look no further with a floorplan in place that has been designed to anticipate your every need.

Some of the features include,

- Large open plan living

- Reverse cycle heating and cooling

- Spacious kitchen with dishwasher

- ILVE appliances including oven and cooktop

- Stone benchtops

- Great cupboard space

- Master bedroom with mirrored robes and courtyard access

- Reverse cycle heating and cooling

- Second bedroom with mirrored robes

- Stylish bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles

- European laundry with washer and dryer

- Floor to ceiling double glazed windows

- Large enclosed courtyard off living with secure gate access

- Allocated car space plus storage

There is a large gym and communal BBQ area within the development. A premium location with a short walk to Dickson's local cafes and restaurants. Light rail and bus stop nearby.

This property will suit the busy professional couple who love to entertain. Do not miss this one!

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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