9/3 Burke Crescent, Griffith, ACT 2603

Set within the highly regarded boutique “Whitley” complex, 9/3 Burke Crescent is ideally suited to those who appreciate a social lifestyle. Set in a second-floor position with 94m2 of living space, the expansive open-plan nature of this unique home encourages entertainment of family and friends with ease and includes new carpet and it is also freshly painted throughout.

Featuring light filled living areas, a large balcony and a well-designed kitchen, complemented by a neutral palette and stone bench tops, the home includes: two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes; separate Dining Room, Meals area and Living Room; a European-style laundry; main Bathroom; and a large ensuite to the Master Bedroom.  

One of the standout features of this property is the fully enclosed tandem garage, designed to keep your family vehicles and recreational gear secure and easily accessible;  say goodbye to clutter and hello to peace of mind. 

With its contemporary design catering to the needs of everyday living, this home is conveniently located just minutes from local amenities and public transport, all while ensuring a serene and tranquil environment to unwind in after a busy day.

EER5.5

Features:
Spacious contemporary second floor apartment
Separate lounge, meals and dining areas
Well-appointed kitchen with stone bench-tops 
Separated spacious bedrooms, each with a built-in robe
Main Bathroom
Large ensuite to the Master Bedroom
European-style laundry
Large linen closet
Tandem garage, perfect for storage of two cars and recreational equipment
Freshly painted throughout with new carpets. 

Property Details: 
Levies: $2454.86  per quarter 
Number in complex: 19
Year Built 2004
Apartment size: 94 m2 pls Balcony 10m2
Second Floor Walk-up 
Garage Size: 36m2 
EER 5.5

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