908/25 Edinburgh Avenue, City, ACT, 2601, Australia

This one bedroom apartment on the 9th floor provides the perfect space, an innovative, stylish design that is functional and minimalist. Spanning a generous 57 square meters, featuring an expansive open-plan design, a state-of-the-art Electrolux kitchen, a serene bedroom, and a modern bathroom.

This apartment offers an abundance of natural light, whilst feeling connected to nature looking out at a view of Black Mountain and Telstra tower, from your private winter garden. This view brings tranquility to the city combining comfort and relaxation with location and accessibility.

Located in the award-winning building 'Nishi' within the NewActon Cultural Precinct, offering direct access to the Palace Cinemas, Monster Kitchen and Bar, Makeshift Cafe, art gallery, beauty spa and salon. Nishi is an iconic part of Canberra's pre-eminent Cultural and Art precinct, in NewActon. If you wish to venture further beyond your doorstep, you're just a 5-minute walk from the venues and outlets of the City Centre.

Features Include:
- Enjoy the convenience of split system air-conditioning, a rarity in this building.
- 'KAMI' Design floorplan, an elegantly designed one-bedroom apartment
- Spacious 57 m2 design
- Kitchen equipped with dishwashe
- LED lighting
- European Laundry with Dryer
- Ample Storage hidden away
- Secure Car Space and Spacious lockable Storage Cage
- Located within minutes' walk to the city and across the way from ANU
- Hydronic heating
- Movie theatre, restaurant and cafe within the building
- Eco conscious building with unique design
- Executive living with tranquil views
- EER: 6.0

*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

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