This spectacular 2-bed apartment, just an 8-minute drive from the CBD, embodies elegance and sophistication in the Australian Capital Territory. Part of a modern building, this spacious apartment is conveniently close to nature, the city, and public transport. Boasting top-of-the-line amenities, an unbeatable location, and incredible building facilities, this property offers everything necessary for a seamless visit to Canberra.
The space
Combining comfort with convenience, this striking apartment is located in the vibrant suburb of Dickson. Find impeccable interiors, modern appliances, and a spacious open-plan setting. The property also boasts a sophisticated kitchen, comfortable living room, and roomy dining area. With A/C, the apartment offers 2 elegant bedrooms, 1 pristine bathroom, an undercover balcony with seating, an internal laundry, and underground parking. Guests of this property will also enjoy access to a rooftop swimming pool and BBQ area. Just an 8-minute drive to the CBD and a few minutes walk to parks, restaurants, and public transport, you'll feel at home in this incredible unit.

Living room
- Couch sits 4 people
- TV with free to air channels & streaming available (guests to use their own credentials)

Kitchen & Dining Area
- Fully equipped with utensils and cutlery
- Oven and gas stovetop
- Dining area sits 4 people

Bathroom & Laundry
- Laundry room available with washer and dryer combo
- Travel essentials, towels and hairdryer provided

Amenity Notes
- Split A/C (heating + cooling) in living area
- Portable heater available
- Wi-Fi available
- Underground parking for 1 vehicle
- Amenity access: private balcony with seating; communal rooftop pool and BBQ. Note: The Pool Heater has been switched off until the end of September 2025. The Pool will remain open for use and can be accessed by all residents.
Local area description
Dickson is a diverse and vibrant suburb located 4 kilometres north of Canberra's CBD. Known for its bustling commercial centre along Dickson Place and Woolley Street, it offers a wide range of international cuisines in its restaurants and cafes. The suburb features educational institutions like Dickson College, recreational spaces such as Dickson Playing Fields, and community facilities including the Dickson Library. Dickson is a popular residential area — particularly for those working in the nearby city centre. Its rich history is tied to the development of Canberra, and it was named after Sir James Dickson, a Queensland politician.