Perched on the 10th-floor corner of Haig Tower, this sun-drenched, north-facing two-bedroom ensuite apartment combines the generous proportions of established apartment living with the convenience of a modern Inner North lifestyle.

From the moment you enter, there's an immediate sense of calm.

Open-plan living and dining flow onto a glass wraparound balcony, revealing sweeping panoramic views from Mount Ainslie and Mount Majura around toward Black Mountain Reserve.

It's the kind of outlook that makes morning coffee feel like an occasion. A front-row seat to Canberra's changing seasons, with two split-system reverse-cycle air conditioners keeping the home comfortable year-round.

The original kitchen is finished with stone benchtops and sits naturally within the open-plan layout, equally suited to everyday living or entertaining friends.

Both bedrooms are generously proportioned with built-in robes, complemented by additional storage that makes the transition from a larger home that little bit easier.

Two basement car spaces with gated access, visitor intercom and lift access add another layer of everyday convenience.

With a 5.5-star EER and approximately 86m² of internal living, Haig Tower, circa 2003, offers the space and practicality that can be increasingly difficult to find in newer developments.

For downsizers and empty-nesters, it's an opportunity to leave behind the upkeep of a house without downgrading the lifestyle. More time, less maintenance, and the freedom of genuine lock-up-and-leave living, without surrendering space, convenience or that remarkable outlook.

For a young professional or executive couple, it offers effortless Inner North living within easy reach of almost everything. For investors, the property also offers an estimated rental return of approximately $650 per week.

Step outside and Braddon's cafés, coffee roasters, restaurants and nightlife are just moments away. Haig Park is virtually on your doorstep, light rail is close at hand, and Canberra City Centre is only minutes away.

Yet ten floors above it all, life feels remarkably removed from the activity below.

While the city moves around you, this is a place to slow down, sit back and take in one of Canberra's great treetop perspectives.

1004 Haig Tower, Turner: Come and experience the view for yourself. Enquire today.

Available for Offers Over $695,000.

FEATURES:
-10th floor, corner position, north-facing with only four on this floor
-Sun-drenched, open-plan lounge and dining room
-Glass wraparound balcony with panoramic views - Mount Ainslie to Mount Majura, around to Black Mountain Reserve
-Uninterrupted outlook over the treetops of Haig Park
-Original stone benchtop kitchen
-Two bedrooms ensuite with built-in robes
-One main bathrooms
-Two basement car spaces with gated access
-Two split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning units
-Visitor intercom and lift access
-5.5-star energy efficiency rating (EER)
-Built circa 2003
-Minutes to Braddon's cafes, coffee roasters and restaurants, plus local shops
-Only minutes to Canberra city centre
-Rental potential approx. $650 per week
-Rates: $2,484 approx. per annum
-Land Tax: $3,211 approx. per annum
-Body Corporate / Admin Fund: $4,988 approx. per annum
-Sinking Fund: $2,585 approx. per annum

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