Townhouse living is the perfect option for those wanting to downsize, retirees, professionals, couples, first home buyers, investors, and young families.

The lifestyle it offers means you can enjoy a comfortable, minimal maintenance lifestyle in a location close to a wide range of "must have" amenities. More private than living in an apartment and offering a sense of community within this small complex of only thirteen townhouses. On entering the complex, you will notice how the gardens surrounding the townhouses are established and very well maintained.

This lovely home offers a private front and rear courtyard with easy care gardens, high ceilings to the lounge and dining area to showcase natural light as well as a fabulous view, floor to ceiling built in storage for your books and glassware and a family room leading onto the rear north east facing courtyard garden.

Its split-level design affords two separate living spaces with the kitchen conveniently located between the two areas. Both bedrooms have built in robes and the bathroom with separate toilet and the laundry are recently renovated. New carpet and roller blinds have been installed and the walls and ceilings have been freshly painted.

Car accommodation is provided by a single carport with storage cupboard and an adjacent allocated car space.

The local amenities are close by and include the Canberra Hospital, Swinger Hill shops and Southlands shopping centre, Woden Town Centre, Mawson Primary School, and public transport.

The suburb is named after Arthur Phillip, the first Governor of New South Wales. Streets in Phillip use names associated with the First, Second and Third fleets.

Townhouse living here at No. 11 offers a lifestyle with less maintenance than a more traditional detached house on a suburban block, but you do not have to compromise on living space.

Features:

Split level design with two separate living areas
Lounge/dining room with brand new wall mounted reverse cycle air conditioner
Family room leading onto a rear, north east facing courtyard
Kitchen with electric upright stove, pantry, and plenty of cupboard space
Built in robes to both bedrooms
Renovated laundry and bathroom with separate toilet
Electric hot water service – two years old
New carpet, freshly painted walls and ceilings, new curtains and roller blinds installed
Single carport with storage cupboard with an adjacent allocated single car space
Small complex – 13 townhouses in total
NBN connectivity – fibre to the node
Access to the local cycle paths and walking tracks along Athllon Drive
Convenient location to the Canberra Hospital and Woden Town Centre
Public transport available on Ainsworth Street

Statistics: (all measures/figures are approximate)

Land value $2,800,000 (entire block)
Block size 3,979 sqm (entire block)
Rates $654.25 per quarter
Land tax $844.40 per quarter (if purchased as an investment property)
Living area: 86.04 sqm
EER 4
Body corporate levies: $812.19 per quarter
Rental appraisal: $500 - $550 per week unfurnished