1/6 Macleay Street

Turner ACT 2612

The main bedroom features a walk-in robe, ensuite, and a glass sliding door that opens directly to the front courtyard. The second bedroom offers direct access to the large back patio and includes a Murphy bed and built-in robe, providing convenience for your guests. Both bathrooms are spacious and offer plenty of storage, with the main bathroom featuring a luxurious spa bath for ultimate relaxation.

Additional features of this property include ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling, a common lift with access to the basement, two side-by-side secured car spaces, and a storage cage.

Perfectly situated within walking distance to the Australian National University, tram lines, and Braddon, home to some of Canberra's finest restaurants and cafes, 1/6 Macleay Street is a truly unique opportunity that you don't want to miss!

Features:
� 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom ground floor courtyard apartment
� Main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe
� Murphy bed features in second bedroom with built-in robe and direct access to the back patio
� Open plan living, dining and kitchen area
� Blackbutt flooring
� Kitchen with stone bench tops and high-end appliances
� Large main bathroom and ensuite, with the main bathroom featuring a spa bath
� Tiled back patio
� Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling
� Two secure side by side carparks with storage cage
� On the fringe of the city and the buzzling Braddon precinct
� 5-minute walk to Elouera Street tram stop
� Short walk to ANU

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