68/1 Anthony Rolfe Avenue

Gungahlin ACT 2912

This one-bedroom apartment in the Infinity complex already feels like home. Initially owner-occupied, Unit 68 Infinity has evolved into a short-stay accommodation destination. Since becoming an airbnb in recent times, the carpets have been deep cleaned once a month. When you walk in, the first thing you will probably notice is how delightfully this apartment has been decorated and furnished. All or some of the current furniture, décor and homewares can be included in the sale, if the buyer likes them and would like to make a reasonable offer.

Take out the furniture and the décor, and there are still three or four stand-out features here, which you won’t find in the majority of one-bedroom apartments in this complex. These are the long kitchen bench, the walk-in laundry and same-level parking. Instead of facing a wall, the cook here can prepare meals on the long Caesarstone kitchen bench, while interacting with family and visitors or enjoying the view. Instead of a European laundry, here one gets a proper walk-in laundry with room to move around, as well as some handy shelving and a custom-built linen closet. Same-level parking means one can park the car and be home in less than a minute without having to wait for an elevator. In fact, you can avoid the lifts entirely, unless you want to pop upstairs to enjoy Canberra’s largest skypark or downstairs to explore the nearby Yerrabi Pond precinct or Canberra’s most vibrant and well-connected town centre. Finally, the square floorplan feels very practical and familiar, and differentiates this one from other one-bedroom apartments in this complex which more commonly have angular or curved floorplans.

Set on Level 4, facing out towards Yerrabi Pond, this apartment has a leafy outlook in the foreground and pastoral views towards One Tree Hill in the distance. With a north-westerly aspect, this apartment enjoys lots of natural light and a dreamy solar orientation which will be appreciated on Canberra winter days. The 9 square metre balcony is not just a place to enjoy one’s morning coffee, but also is large enough for entertaining a friend or two at the end of the day.