12/48 Abena Avenue

Crace ACT 2911

Enjoy an open-plan kitchen featuring stone benchtops, Smeg gas and electric cooking appliances, a dishwasher, and ample cupboard storage including a pantry and Butchers block.

The combined living and dining area offers tiled floors, and curtains, and extends to a spacious balcony where you can enjoy stunning sunset views over the district.

The bedroom has great carpet, curtains, and a mirrored built-in robe for added convenience.

The apartment includes a main bathroom and a European-style laundry equipped with a clothes dryer and storage cupboard.

Reverse cycle heating and cooling is installed in the main living area, with hot water supplied by a gas instantaneous system.

The complex offers a covered car space and a storage shed located in a secure compound accessed via remote control.

Crace is a suburb of the Gungahlin district and shoulders Palmerston, Percy Hill, and Gungaderra Nature Reserve. The home is within walking distance of Crace Central offering a large Supabarn, independent stores and cafes, with local favourite including, The District Bar and Restaurant for a fab cous cous salad and award-winning burgers.

The area is famed for its stunning natural surrounds and ample parklands. It is an easy walk to Hilltop Reserve and its playground and all the scenic trails of Gungaderra Reserve. Close to the thriving Gungahlin precinct, Lake Ginninderra, the UC, AIS and Canberra Stadium plus so much more!

eer 6
The property complies with the minimum ceiling insulation standard.
available 9 august 2024

. prospective tenants must obtain prior consent from the Owner of the property to keep pets on the premises.
. this property is unfurnished
. rent is paid calendar monthly on the first day of each month
. bond = 4 weeks rent
. it is company policy that applicants or a representative on their behalf must inspect the property

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