This is your unique opportunity to buy a highly-sought after new home and make a contribution to three great causes at the same time.
The sale proceeds from this rare two-bedroom apartment, with resort-like facilities will be donated to charity.
The estate owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, wanted the auction proceeds to be split equally across RSPCA, Beyond Blue and Cancer Council ACT.
A great apartment for a great cause.
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A generous move at any time, especially with all charities struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Perfectly situated in one of the most resilient growth markets in the country, this 90 sq m plus internal flat at 60/23 Aspinall Street, Watson, ACT has had plenty of interest.
And if you haven’t seen it yet, get in quick because it goes to auction on Wednesday night.
The apartment features a double balcony, two carparks in a secure garage with direct access to the apartment, and a large master with ensuite.
“Watson is a beautiful location and close to many amenities while still having that suburban feel,” said sales agent Andrew Grenfell, from LJ Hooker – Dickson, who holds the listing with fellow agent Andrew Browne.
The 90 sq m+ internal space has attracted many eager buyers.
As has the double balconies and resort facilities.
“It’s nice and leafy at the foothills of the Mount Majura nature reserve but also close to everything including walking and bike tracks and good schools.
“It’s a fantastic white collar, green lifestyle to buy into.
“It’s at a good price point and there has been a lot of interest from first home buyers, families and investors.”
The apartment has a price guide of $345,000+ and features balconies at both ends with access to a tennis court, a salt water swimming pool and BBQ areas in the complex.
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Proceeds will go to charities RSPCA, Beyond Blue and Cancer Council ACT.
The median value of a two-bedroom unit in Watson is $356,000.
Canberra home values have been one of Australia’s best performing during COVID-19 and over the past year. The national capital was one of only three major cities, along with Hobart and Darwin to enjoy positive home value growth over the month of August (0.5 per cent) and over the last quarter (1.3 per cent), according to CoreLogic data.
The property is close to the bike trails of Mt Majura. Picture: supplied
Dwelling values have risen 6.9 per cent over the last 12 months, second only to Sydney’s 9.8 per cent rise and ahead of Melbourne’s 5.9 per cent increase.
“Watson is one of the suburbs where we have seen apartment prices hold and even grow in value recently,” Mr Grenfell said.
“It’s a great area and a great opportunity.”
“This home is ideal for all types of buyers. At this practical price this could be a great investment, it could attract first home buyers, families, downsizers and any others looking for easy living or a healthy investment.
Watson is a short drive to the Canberra city centre
“This property will sell due to the reasonable price guide and the estate is motivated to get the money to the charities as soon as possible.
The generous donation to charity, gives it further appeal.
“Working on a sale like this hits very close to home, many of us in the office have felt the effects of these charities work,” Mr Grenfell said.
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“It is a proud moment to see a transaction like this happen knowing that the funds will be used to provide care and assistance to those who need it.
“It’s been aa really testing year and these charities have been hit hard. They do a lot of great things and help a lot of people in need, so it’s great they will receive the proceeds.”
The property goes to auction this Wednesday, 9 September, at 6:00pm.
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