25/2 Light Street, Griffith, ACT 2603

Perfectly positioned in one of Canberra's most desirable suburbs, this immaculate, top-floor, two-bedroom apartment offers effortless living for professionals seeking comfort, convenience, and contemporary design.

Flooded with natural light throughout, the open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly to a generous balcony, creating the perfect space for relaxed entertaining or a quiet morning coffee with leafy, tranquil outlooks that provide a stunning array of warm colours in Autumn.

The modern kitchen features quality features including custom stone benchtops, dishwasher, a large fridge space and ample storage; more than the average apartment.

Both bedrooms include built-in robes and are thoughtfully separated for privacy, while the well-appointed bathroom and concealed laundry complete the functional floorplan. The master bedroom is the perfect end-of-day retreat offering large, floor to ceiling windows and uninterrupted access to those leafy views.

Located just moments from the boutique caf�s and restaurants of Manuka and Kingston, this apartment provides unbeatable access to Canberra's business, lifestyle, and leisure precincts. Griffith's central position makes commuting to the City, Parliamentary Triangle, and major employment hubs a breeze.

� Top-floor (level 4) apartment

� Light-filled open-plan living

� Great sized balcony with peaceful, leafy views

� Modern kitchen with stone waterfall benchtops

� Built-in robes to both bedrooms

� Ducted heating and cooling throughout

� Double-glazed sliding doors and windows

� Internal laundry with washing machine and dryer included

� Secure complex with intercom access

� Security system

� Perfect for professionals or investors

� Prime location near Manuka, Kingston, and the City

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