810/1 Gould Street, Turner

Start with the bath. A proper full size one, not a shower with ambitions. Alongside it, a double vanity, which is the fixture that quietly ends every morning argument ever had in a one bedroom apartment. That is the whole idea behind art.haus. The one bedders were designed to give you everything a larger apartment gives you, minus the rooms you were never going to use. You are on level eight, with 2.8 metre ceilings and off-form concrete overhead. The extra height changes how the light moves through the place and how the whole apartment feels. Most apartments this size feel like a compromise. This one does not. art.haus took four years to design. Architect Nathan Judd and SPACELAB worked it through with the City Renewal Authority and the National Capital Authority before a single slab went down, and the restraint shows. Stone and timber finishes, artwork built into the common spaces, and none of the gloss that usually gets called luxury. Your car has its own space. Good, because you will barely use it. The light rail stop at Elouera Street is right outside. Take it south through the city to Commonwealth Park and the lake, or north to Exhibition Park. Cross Northbourne and Braddon opens up, with its bars, eateries and boutiques, and the markets are a five minute walk. Turn the other way instead and Gould Street is oak trees and quiet. Two completely different evenings, same front door. The Home: 1 bedroom 1 bathroom with double vanity and full size bath Level 8 2.8 metre ceilings with off-form concrete Quality appliances 1 allocated car space Ducted heating and cooling What's Near Your Addy: Elouera Street light rail stop adjacent to the building Approx. 5 minute walk to the Braddon markets Braddon bars, restaurants and boutique retail across Northbourne Avenue Approx. 3km to the Canberra city centre Australian National University nearby Light rail north to Exhibition Park, south to Commonwealth Park and Lake Burley Griffin EER: 6 Disclaimer: While we have taken utmost care in the advertising and marketing of these properties, occasionally, building marketing materials/photographs are utilised. Therefore, we do not assume responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies. It is recommended you view the property physically. Car parking and Storage: During open house viewings, it may not always be possible to view the location and access of car parking or storage cages (if applicable). Should details about these specific inclusions be crucial to you, please request a private viewing if you become the successful applicant.