151/9 Irving Street, Phillip

Walking into unit 151, you are instantly hit with warmth, sophistication & one of the best panoramic views in Canberra. The luxury apartment offers an open-plan design bathed in natural light from the north-facing aspect. The spacious kitchen offers top-of-the-line Smeg appliances, and fantastic stone benchtops that offer great space & great storage for all your pots & pans! You will absolutely enjoy cooking in this kitchen with the views you get! All bedrooms are generously sized and carpeted & all have great storage. The main bedroom features a walk-through robe & en-suite. The en-suite is a standout, featuring a bathtub with a full-size window that offers irreplaceable views. The apartment features two reverse-cycle heating & cooling units & double glazed windows & doors that heat & cool the condo perfectly. Oaks Arbour has great communal areas, including lift access to all floors & basement, a fully equipped gym, a lap pool &, an outdoor entertaining area & gorgeous landscape gardens. Not to mention the fantastic location, Phillip is growing in size with great amenities nearby, great cafes, restaurants, schools parks & so much more. With the updated Canberra Hospital, CIT being constructed & the future light rail this area is highly desirable for many reasons. Be sure to inspect this one of a kind apartment! Features: - Open plan design - Kitchen with smeg appliances - Panoramic views - 2 allocated car spaces - Double-glazed windows - Reverse cycle air heating & cooling - Level 16 - 103.7m2 of living - 13m2 of balcony - EER unknown This property complies with the minimum insulation standards The information contained herein has been provided by sources we believe are reliable, however we cannot guarantee it, and all interested parties must rely on their own enquiries. In accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act Clause 71AE Process for tenant seeking consent - the tenant must apply, in writing, to the lessor, for the lessors' consent to keep pet/s at this property. The lessor may impose conditions on consent, including but not limited to, the number and type of animals being kept, and any cost involved for rectification required as a result of the animal.