This fully furnished two-bedroom apartment on the 7th floor is a rare opportunity, it provides the perfect space, an innovative, stylish design that is functional and minimalist, the perfect home for the young at heart, socially active professional. Modern styling and a phenomenal use of space, this apartment presents wonderfully including the highest rated appliances, fixtures & intuitive use of floor-space. Unit 704 in NewActon's iconic Nishi building is available for you to move in right away. This modern 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with spectacular views overlooking the Black Mountain. Floor to ceiling double glazed windows allow you to sit back and enjoy watching the Black Mountain every evening, from the warmth of your spacious living room. The NewActon Precinct is a vibrant place to live with a wealth of events and displayed art. This community has plenty to see and do with the 'Palace Cinemas' at your doorstep along with 'Parlour Wine Room', 'Monster Kitchen and Bar' and 'Mocan and Green Grout' just to name a few. The Precinct unlocks a lifestyle which balances work and play to ensure that you can spend time in the highest quality venues, cafes and restaurants Canberra has to offer. Being only a short walk to the Canberra Centre and the ANU, the Nishi building is the prime location for professionals and students. Features Include: - Fully Furnished - Two bedroom - Located within minutes walk to the city and the ANU - Stunning views towards Black Mountain. - Hydronic heating - Movie theatre, restaurant and cafes within the building - Eco conscious building with unique design - Executive living with tranquil views - EER 6 *This property complies with the minimum ceiling insulation standard. Please Note: If you would like to inspect the property call Emily on 0439 494 857 or email on [email protected] Applications can be submitted by clicking 'Apply Online' Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from third party sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own independent enquiries and not on the information contained herein.