'Pinnacle of luxury': rare penthouse overlooks entire Canberra skyline

It will be hard to find an address in all of Canberra offering a more iconic view than this luxurious penthouse on Constitution Avenue.

From its vantage point occupying an entire floor of the landmark Seventy One apartment development in Campbell, cultural icons such as the Australian War Memorial and the National Library of Australia are clearly visible over the treetops.

Designed and constructed by the renowned developer and builder, Hindmarsh, in conjunction with award-winning architects Cox Architecture, this property promises glamorous and generous apartment living.

The moment you step from the lift into your private lobby, you’re greeted by an ambience that exudes sophistication. 

What unfolds is an expansive floor plan in which space and light abound. Black-framed walls of glass open up the capital’s skyline in every direction, signalling your prestigious location above the city.

But, views aside, the interior design is a showstopper in itself.

The stunning open-plan kitchen hits the right notes with super white natural stone benchtops and centrepiece island contrasted by dark-toned custom joinery and integrated appliances.

This stone also surrounds an elegant two-way gas fireplace that zones the north-facing living spaces. 

Unwind in the sanctuary of the main bedroom suite to the rear of the apartment, featuring a luxe en suite and walk-in wardrobe.

Two additional bedrooms and bathrooms, plus a separate guest suite, complete this side of the home.

The truly rare offering, however?

A private rooftop terrace spanning 278 square metres that includes an outdoor kitchen, fire pit, bench seating and custom pergolas.

To top it off is an elevated heated pool – perfect for summer parties or a relaxing morning dip.

According to listing agent Antony Damiano of Bastion Property Group, every moment in this home will feel extraordinary.

“This is more than just a penthouse; it’s a lifestyle, a rare opportunity to own the pinnacle of luxury living in Canberra’s skyline,” he says.

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