1505/25 Edinburgh Avenue, City, ACT, 2601, Australia

This fully furnished and fully equipped 'ORIN Style' 1-bedroom apartment on the top 15th floor offers everything you need for a seamless and stylish living experience. Designed with a modern, minimalist aesthetic, this apartment is perfect for the socially active professional who values both functionality and sophistication.

Featuring quality appliances, stylish fixtures, and a well-designed layout, this apartment offers both comfort and practicality. Thoughtfully integrated storage enhances the space, leading you to stunning views of Black Mountain and Telstra Tower. Combining city convenience with a sense of tranquility, it’s a perfect place to unwind while staying connected.

The Nishi building offers a fantastic location, and stylish design. Direct access to the Palace Cinemas, Monster Kitchen and Bar, and Makeshift Café within the building. Only a short walk to the Canberra Centre and the ANU, the NewActon precinct is the prime location for the professional or student.

Unit 1505 offers all the essentials needed to make the most of your NewActon lifestyle.

Features Include:
- Fully Furnished, equipped with you everyday living needs
- 'ORIN' Design floorplan
- Gas Cooktop, Dishwasher, Fridge, Microwave included
- Dryer and Washer included
- Located within minutes walk to the city
- Stunning Mountain views
- Murphy bed which can be discreetly stored when entertaining
- Hydronic heating
- One Car Space
- Movie theatre, restaurant and cafe within the building
- Eco conscious building with unique design
- Executive living with tranquil views
- EER 6

*The property is exempt from the Minimum Ceiling Insulation Standards

Please Note: If you would like to inspect the property call Emily on 0439 494 857 or email on emily@crowthers.com.au

Applications can be submitted by clicking 'Apply Online'

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