61/11 Wimmera Street, Harrison, ACT 2914

Perfectly positioned for convenience, this spacious two bedroom, two bathroom ground floor apartment offers an excellent combination of indoor comfort, generous outdoor living and an incredibly connected Harrison lifestyle.

One of the standout features is the large private courtyard, creating an extension of the living space and providing plenty of room for outdoor entertaining, children, pets or simply relaxing in the sunshine.

Inside, the apartment offers a practical open plan layout with the living and dining areas flowing directly to the courtyard. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned, complemented by two bathrooms, while two allocated car spaces add another valuable advantage rarely found in comparable apartments.

Location is where this property really shines. The light rail stop is directly across the road, while Harrison School is also only a short walk away, making everyday commuting, schooling and access to Gungahlin exceptionally convenient.

Property Highlights
- Two spacious bedrooms
- Two bathrooms, including ensuite to the main bedroom
- Two allocated car spaces
- Ground floor position
- Large private courtyard
- Open plan living and dining
- Well appointed kitchen with quality appliances
- Excellent indoor/outdoor connection
- Convenient, low maintenance lifestyle
- Light rail stop directly across the road
- Harrison School approximately 50 meters away
- Easy access to Gungahlin Town Centre and surrounding amenities

Property Details
Apartment size: 67 sqm
Courtyard: 20 sqm approx.
EER: 5

Body corporate
- Sinking Fund: $441.58 per quarter
- Administrative Fund: $1,138.86 per quarter
- Total Body Corporate: approx. $1,501.39

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