A cool urban apartment at its finest, this north-facing, two-bedroom home in Phillip is located in the iconic Alexander & Albemarle (A&A) complex, and is truly unlike anything else in Canberra.

The exposed brick oozes a New York City vibe, while the sun-drenched living space and bedrooms provide brightness and warmth from the double-glazed, generous windows and balcony doors. The owners have decked the apartment out with top-of-the-range appliances and upgrades, including reverse cycle air conditioning, upgraded bathroom fixtures and finishes, a Smeg pyrolytic oven, and an induction cooktop.

The high-end complex  features an exclusive rooftop pool with incredible views, a beautiful garden space, and a shared BBQ area for all residents to enjoy.

Agent Justin Ingram says the style of this home is “industrial/converted warehouse” and is located right in the geographical heart of Canberra.

“Without a doubt, the most favourite part of this apartment is the ceiling height, exposed pipes, vents, and the concrete ceiling. It creates such an industrial feel, almost like the converted warehouses in inner city Melbourne,” says Mr Ingram.

“The A&A development is unlike any other in Canberra, as it was a refurbished building, rather than a new apartment build. Even once all the other new developments are completed in three to five years, the internal design of this apartment will continue to be so unique.

“It is also on the end of Level 4, so you only share one wall with another apartment, while also having windows and doors on two sides.”

If that wasn’t enough, there’s a plethora of restaurants, cafes, and Westfield Woden, right at your doorstep.

2 bed  |  2 bath  | 1 car   |   1 swimming pool

• 405/35 Furzer Street, Phillip
• EER         6.0
• Auction Sat 4 Jun
• View     On request
• Agent    Justin Ingram
• Mob      0431 116 399
• Agent    Jess Kercher
• Mob      0475 299 055
• MRKT Property 0475 299 055

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