Are you looking to buy your first home and have decided you want to own an apartment in a convenient location within a short stroll to all the local amenities?

Perhaps an investor wanting a property with low maintenance? Or do you live interstate and travel to Canberra on a regular basis and do not want the unfamiliarity of a different hotel room each time you visit? This one-bedroom apartment could well be just what you are looking for.

For the first home buyer, the location is simply perfect being close to the Lyons shops, public transport, and a short distance to the Woden Town Centre. For the investor, a minimal maintenance apartment in a convenient position that will attract a good tenant. Or you may be someone who travels to Canberra regularly for work or to visit family and wants a comfortable, familiar, home away from home.

Located on the first floor with an ideal north easterly aspect to the lounge and bedroom and freshly painted inside. The kitchen is functional and compact and there is space for a small table and chairs to entertain family and friends. The bedroom has a large built-in robe and the bathroom a pedestal sink, toilet, and shower over a bath. Laundry facilities are in a separate communal laundry room shared by the residents.

Car accommodation is provided by a single allocated carport.

The suburb was named after Joseph Lyons, Labor Premier of Tasmania from 1923 to 1928 and a Minister in the James Scullin government from 1929 until his resignation from the Labor Party in March 1931. He subsequently led the United Australia Party and was the tenth Prime Minister of Australia from January 1932 until his death in 1939. Streets in Lyons are named after locations in Tasmania.

Stroll across the road to the Lyons shops and enjoy the delights offered by the café 'Stand By Me' and the local 'Lyons Friendly Grocer' for those locally sourced grocery items.

The suburb is bounded by Melrose Drive, Tuggeranong Parkway and Hindmarsh Drive. Oakey Hill Nature Reserve, part of Canberra Nature Park, is located within the suburb. The reserve has a number of walking trails and views across Woden and Weston Creek and into Civic. The suburb has a local shopping centre and neighbourhood oval.

Features:
• Light filled apartment on the first floor
• Perfect north easterly aspect to the lounge and bedroom
• Open plan lounge, dining, and kitchen area
• Compact kitchen with electric upright stove
• Bedroom with large built-in robe
• Bathroom with pedestal sink, toilet, and shower over the bath
• Separate communal laundry room shared by the residents
• Freshly painted inside
• Electric hot water service
• Single allocated carport
• NBN connectivity – fibre to the node

Please note: virtual staging has been used in the photographs of the lounge and bedroom

Statistics (all measures/figures are approximate):

Block 31 Section 20
Block size 1,627 sqm (entire block)
Land value $1,560,000 (entire block)
Rates $497.77 per quarter
Land tax $638.93 per quarter (if purchased as an investment property)
Body corporate levies: $386 per quarter
Living area: 40.54 sqm
EER 0
Rental appraisal: $360 - $380 per week unfurnished