29/101 Kinloch Circuit

The Dream: Built by renowned developers DOMA in 2012, this beautiful townhouse offering in the Kinloch Residences provides a safe, secure and serene atmosphere in a unique home ready to move in. Beautifully presented, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence offers modern living in one of Canberra's most sought-after suburbs. Ideally situated in Bruce, you'll enjoy a lifestyle of comfort, convenience, and connection to a community unlike any other. The Opportunity: Being a family home, the owners have done some upgrades to the property, including the high-powered rangehood. The property also has been freshly painted, in an as-new condition. This floorplan is also extremely intuitive. The light-filled lounge seamlessly flows onto a generous outdoor area-perfect for relaxing or hosting gatherings. The three bedrooms all come with built-in wardrobes, ensuring ample storage and practicality. The main bedroom includes an ensuite for added convenience and privacy. It also has plenty of visitor parking and street parking, only minutes to the brand new Bruce shops, AIS, Calvary Hospital, Radford College, University of Canberra, Westfield Belconnen. Plenty of cafe choices in the University, makes a weekend brunch the easiest thing to arrange.  The Wishlist - Modern kitchen with ample storage - Three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes - Main bedroom with ensuite - Spacious living and dining areas - Double garage for secure parking - Short drive to multiple shopping precincts - 2 mins from Canberra Stadium - 2 mins from University of Canberra - 3 mins from AIS - 5 mins from CISAC - 4 mins from Calvary Hospital Rates: $619 per quarter (Approx) Land Tax: $1,527 per quarter (Approx) - For Investors Only Body Corp: $899 per quarter (Approx) Don't miss this opportunity to reside in a prime location with everything you need right at your doorstep. Call 0455 316 021 today for more detail. Disclaimer- Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the preparation of the particulars herein, no warranty can be given, and interested parties must rely on their own enquiries.