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Saturday, September 12, 2026

G01/19 Marcus Clarke Street, City

Auction: Sat 2 Aug at 10:00am

Fusing exquisite design with brilliant north-easterly natural light and a premium location, this exceptional loft style apartment is anything but ordinary. The intelligent design embraces space, practically and modern comfort, sure to surprise you at every turn. Sitting within a vibrant yet quiet locale, moments to all the city has to offer, enjoy the convenience the New Acton South has to offer – walking distance to the CBD and ANU, close to Lake Burley Griffin for an early morning run or bike ride.

Enter via your own private front gate and stairway, the courtyard is sunken and spacious – giving perfect peace and privacy from the hustle and bustle. Designed with meticulous consideration given to the injection of natural light and the creation of airy, mood enhancing spaces, luxurious living unfolds throughout the loft style layout. Soaring high ceilings and large windows announce your entry into spacious, open plan living and dining with deliberate fluidity between indoor and outdoor entertaining. The kitchen is an exquisite zone where high function and sophisticated elegance work in perfect cohesion. Articulated by clean lines, streamlined cabinetry with soft close drawers provide an exceptional workspace, sitting alongside quality Miele oven, cooktop, dishwasher. Further to the spacious pantry, there is an elegantly designed coffee/bar nook for added elegance and storage. The lower level also features a spacious powder room to provide for guests whilst entertaining, plus concealed laundry with quality washer & dryer provided.

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Agent: Jane Macken 0408 662 119, Emma Irwin 0422 415 008
Agency: LJ Hooker Woden/Weston 6288 8888

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