7/135 Blamey Crescent,Campbell ACT 2612

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Renovated & Cheerful. Adjoining the shops

Lyndon Court

Extensively renovated 1 bedroom apartment within easy access to CBD, ANU, the lake and the Parliamentary Triangle.

Well presented and renovated throughout to exacting standards. A ground floor apartment in a solid brick mid century styled complex. Great light and airflow. Featuring a combined lounge-dining room, generous cupboard space, an upgraded kitchen with dishwasher, master bedroom with mirror robes and a modernised bathroom incorporating an internal laundry.

Quality window treatments, carpet and a bright neutral décor.

Resident off street parking, communal laundry, clothes drying area and pleasant greenery within an established garden setting.

Situated directly on a bus route adjoining the well patronised Campbell shopping centre. As a starter or investment, you won’t find better.
Age 44 years
Size 50.3m2 approx
Potential rent $340 pw

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Property Type:Apartment

EER:4

Stamp Duty:$4,556

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Greg Sadil
Sadil Quinlan

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